We stumbled over this park on our bikes at 100 SR it's cheap but really offers little an old house With a couple of rooms. A tortoise enclosure with hundreds of them in cramped conditions the beach is beautiful and crowded and there are many...More

This is not my first choice for beach on La Digue but is a matter of taste. I end up here , finishing a tour to Anse Marron. In the afternoon the tide was low so no actual swimming, just staying in the water. If...More

This beach is beautiful - even compared to all the other magnificent beaches in the Seychelles. Definitely a must see!

We visited on our 2nd day of exploring La Digue by bike and it was the easiest location to get to as the road from La Passe is flat. We paid the Union Estate entry fee in Euros of 10 each, then cycled through the...More

It is a must-see in Seychelles. For me, was the best beach. Very good for snorkeling. I saw there a lot of fishes. The sand is like flour, the water was clear blue, the granite rocks were so unreal, like they were painted. After one...More

Worth the walk or bike ride but go early to avoid the crowds. Don't stop a first cove but keep walking down the path for a more secluded area.

One of the most beautiful beaches in Seychelles and a MUST visit! Clean beach with shallow water. Wonderful for snorkeling! The granite rocks around the beach make it scenic.

Absolutely spectacular beach. Plenty of space to find a private area on the beach. Must see while in the Seychelles. Very calm water throughout the day, gets very rough after sunset.

As the title says worth visiting La Digue for if you are in the seychelles. The admission price is worth it. The beach was busy compared to other areas but you would have no problems finding somewhere to put your beach towel down. The scuba...More

Maybe one of the most beautiful beaches I have ever been to, after traveling all around the world for more than 10 years. Definitely a MUST and plan at least a few hours there. You will make some incredible photos!