Waves Lead to Seychelles

Anse Source d’Argent, situated on the famed La Digue island, is one of the most photographed beaches in the world. Home to one of the most prolific beach settings it offers crystal blue waters perfect for snorkeling and picture-perfect scenery with the commanding granite boulders spread across the beach. You’ve likely seen Anse Source d’Argent in the films “Crusoe” and “Cast Away,” among others.

Also located on the East coast of La Digue island, Anse Cocos Beach offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy a bit of isolation and additional snorkeling in its calm, shallow waters.

The exquisite Anse Lazio beach is positioned on Praslin island—the second-largest of the Seychelles Islands. You can reach it easily by car or bus which means that Anse Lazio attracts both tourists and locals.

Beau Vallon is the longest beach on the northern tip of Mahe island and it’s one of the most popular with a massive offering of eateries, guest houses, and water sports to enjoy.

Anse Georgette beach offers an incredible stretch of white sandy beach area along the northwest coast of Praslin Island. It’s located on the ground of the five-star Constance Lemuria Resort so for visitors who are non-guests of the resort, it’s imperative to make plans ahead to visit the beach.

The private, tiny, hidden bay of Anse Louis may not be as popular as other beaches in the Seychelles but it definitely worth a visit for its stunning views.

Petite Anse is a smaller north-facing beach on Mahe that offers one of the best views of the mainland’s lush peaks and coastline. Petite Anse is best known for being home to the Four Seasons Resort Seychelles resort which runs along the cove of the beach.

Lush, green Anse Intendance—situated on the southern coast of Mahe—is known for having one of the greenest backdrops throughout the whole island. While it’s a public beach, the famed Banyan Tree resort is also situated along the coastline of Anse Intendance and the five-star resort has some of the best stretches of sand.

Honeymoon Beach is one of the most exclusive, and thus secluded, beaches in the world. It is located on North Island, Being an esteemed guest at the resort is the only way one can gain access to the private beach where the likes of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have enjoyed escapes.

Anse Volbert beach is the most popular beach on Praslin due to its unspoiled white sand, crystal clear blue waters, and the stunning backdrop of palm trees aligning it to offer loads of shade for relaxing.

While Anse Major beach has major in its name, it is actually a small secluded getaway with white sandy beaches and turquoise-blue waters. The closest town to it is Victoria and the best way to get to Anse Major is by boat or adventurous travelers can get there by taking a two-hour hike to the beach.

Situated on the Southwest coast, Grand Anse is one of the most stunning beaches on the island of La Digue. It is home to sparkling turquoise waters, powdery white sand, and huge granite boulders.