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Baie Lazare
A beautiful moon-shaped bay located in the southwest of the island of Mahé, the Baie Lazare is an administrative district of Seychelles, well known for its scenic islands and also for the myriad of activities that tourists can enjoy here. Located between the Kempinski Resort and the Lazare Picault Hotel Baie Lazare is named after the French explorer Lazare Picault.
Due to easy bay accessibility (because of parking facilities and a bus stop nearby) the island enjoys excellent footfall throughout the year. The waters at the beach are relatively shallow, and there is plentiful shade here which offers adequate protection from the sun and makes for a perfect day out. Visitors are awestruck by the sheer beauty and the mesmerising colour-interplay of the sand and the ocean. The water here is untouched by the demonic hands of pollution and thus is turquoise blue and pristine, which contrasts beautifully with the glistening sand of the bay.
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Alphonse Island
Alphonse Island forms an integral part of the Outer Island Group of Seychelles. About 400 kilometres south-west of the main island of Mahe, Alphonse is especially beautiful and unique due to its isolated nature and the fact that it is almost completely untouched by man-made destruction. The island has a glow that seems to be its constant companion and is made even more magical by the 16 kilometre stretch of pearly white-sand beaches which are mostly secluded and the stunning sunsets that are sure to take your breath away.
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Anglican Church - St Paul's Cathedral
Located close to the revolution avenue in Victoria, the Anglican church is a simple but beautiful church. Built-in May 1959 by the first Bishop of Mauritius, it is also known as St. Paul's Church, acting as both a cathedral of the diocese and an Anglican Parish Church. Erected on 14th May 1859, by Bishop Vincent William Ryan, the church has undergone renovations ever since.
Anse Cocos
Anse Cocos is one of the most beautiful beaches located on the easter side of La Digue Island, Seychelles. The C shaped beach is known for incredible golden-white sand promenades, unfiltered crystal clear waters, and shallow natural pools. These pools are ideal for expert swimming. The beach is a popular photography spot. It is accessible from Grand Anse and Anse Fourmis on foot. The closest parking facility is at Grand Anse.
Anse Cocos spreads over an area of approximately half a kilometre, with boulders, striking cerulean waters and golden sands adorning the coastline. The water currents near Anse Cocos are unpredictable, and hence it is not advisable to wade far off into the water during high tide. However, you can certainly swim on the far side of the beach, where shallow pools are a natural occurrence. These protected pools are sheltered by huge granite boulders. There are palm groves on the shore and verdant forest cover on the other side.
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Anse Consolation
A unique beach where the water is too shallow even to bathe in, the Anse Consolation comprises rock formations, shallow pools, and sand. As a result, the beach has a unique aesthetic that is perfect for your next social media post. Uncrowded and serene, you can relax on the warm sand of the beach. The rocky outcrops protect the beach from crashing waves and turn the shore into the ideal lounging site to relax and have a few beers and watch the clouds roll by.
Like most other beaches at Seychelles', Anse Consolation beach is also very accessible with a well-paved road leading right up to the beach. In fact, during high tide, the beach gets submerged and the water comes right up until the road. The twisting road skirting the coast, with its tightly wound turns, promises a lovely drive.
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Anse Georgette
Anse Georgette is ranked as one of the best beaches in Seychelles along with Anse Lazio. While Anse Lazio is a public beach and is usually crowded, Anse Georgette is a private paradise owned by Constance Lemuria Resort. Entry into this place is free of cost even if you're not a guest at the resort, however, prior booking is recommended.
The main highlights of Anse Georgette beach are the clear, turquoise water, the pristine sand and the lush vegetation. Located on Praslin Island, Anse Georgette promises to fulfil all your expectations and then some, with its gorgeous sunsets, adventurous activities and family-friendly environment.
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Anse Intendance
Located in the south of Mahe, Anse Intendance is one of the most breathtaking beaches in Seychelles. With a backdrop of mangroves and large granite formations along with powdery white sand and azure water, the beach is a picture-perfect spot. It is also one of the few beaches in Seychelles where turtle nests are common. Since there are no reefs, Anse Intendance has larger waves making it an ideal spot for surfing rather than swimming.
Anse Intendance is also a popular picnic spot with ample vegetation providing good shade. However, be cautious of falling coconuts when walking or relaxing on the beach. The remote beach hosts only one resort known as the Banyan Tree, which is a luxury paradise for all its guests. The best time to visit the beach is from October to March. There is a big cark park near the beach.
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Anse La Blague
After the rather challenging route, one is almost rewarded the moment they reach the Anse La Blague beach. With lovely views of the surrounding islands - Petite Soeur and Grande Soeur, Anse La Blague is a well-hidden and secluded beach with turquoise waters and white pristine sands. Along the small road of Baie St Anne, over a steep hill, past Anse Takamaka; Anse La Blague is a small beach of Grand Anse in Praslin. You can catch a glimpse of the seaweed from October to April. The beach is also good for swimming and snorkelling.
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Anse Lazio
Anse Lazio is one of the most beautiful beaches in the world located on Praslin Island. The turquoise sea, soft white sands, boulder-strewn areas and the backdrop of lush green tropical trees make it a picturesque setting. Anse Lazio is ideal for snorkelling, deep-sea fishing, swimming and photography.
The Anse Lazio beach measures only 600 meters in length and 25 meters in breadth and the waters here get deep quickly. It has a designated swimming area with a net and a lifeguard on duty. Restaurants and shops are available at both ends of the beach. The area starts to become crowded slowly as the sun climbs, so try to reach Anse Lazio by 9 AM or earlier to experience it in relative solitude. There are three parking areas here making it convenient to reach the beach by car.
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Anse Louis
Close to the uber-luxe Maia Resort that overlooks the bay, Anse Louis is a beautiful beach located on the west coast of the island of Mahe. Being famous among the guests at the resort, it offers high waves making it suitable for surfing apart from perfect romantic strolls during sunset. An added bonus is that it is easily accessible and beach road is only a stone's throw away from the water!
The fairly deep water of the beach makes for great surf and its sandy coast makes it the perfect beach for anybody that wants to take a dip in its azure waters. The beach, with its clear waters, also make it a great place to go snorkelling. The nearby Anse Boileau beach has shops and provisions just in case you find yourself in need of anything.
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