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Anse Major
Anse Major, located on the wild northern coast of the Seychellois capital of Mahé, is a small secret bay, full of natural beauty. It is abundant in breathtaking underwater life and fascinating coral seabeds, making it a great snorkelling spot. This island is quite secluded, so to get there; you will have to hike through the Morne Seychellois National Park. Although the hike can be tedious, but once you reach the beach, all your efforts will be truly worth it.
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Anse Marie-Louise
Lying south-east of Mahe, Anse Marie Louise is a tranquil beach wrapped in turquoise blue water and sparkling sand. Anse Marie is easily accessible from Anse Forbans and is often referred to as an extension of the same beach. Being one of the last beaches of the island, Anse Marie is not as busy as other beaches in Seychelles Island.
The peaceful setting accompanied by the shallow water makes Anse Marie Louise ideal for swimming and snorkelling. The bay is packed with coral reefs. Hence it is safe to venture into the water. Anse Marie Louise is occasionally thronged by the locals and hardly tourists visit the beach. Thus, there is a higher probability that you will get the scenic beach all to yourself. Often small boats can be seen at this spot and offer immense photography opportunities.
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Anse Marron
Anse Marron is a unique beach in the southern part of La Digue Island in Seychelles. Situated remotely on the south-west coast of La Digue, this natural pool is surrounded by granite boulders, white sand and dense vegetation. The Anse Marron beach is far-flung from settlements, on the southernmost point of the island, which is part of its raw appeal. Known as one of the hardest accessible beaches, it requires a relatively moderate to challenging hike through the dense tropical jungle to reach.
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Anse Patates
Anse Patates is a quaint little beach located at the northernmost tip of La Digue Island. Having rock formations and the occasional Dolphins swimming by it, the Anse Patate is one of the prettiest beaches. Not very crowded and famous, it offers excellent spots for one to relax. It is ideal for swimming and snorkelling, but with supervision. This is because the water here gets too deep too fast due to the lack of reefs. The beach is suitable for families.
The views from this cove-like beach are quite stunning with the granite boulders strewn about the soft white sandy beach. One of the few beachfront hotels in Seychelles can be found here, just opposite the road running parallel to Anse Patates. Apart from the guests of the hotel, there is a comparatively lesser tourist crowd here, so you can spend a relaxing day at the beach in solitude. Anse Patates is accessible by car and bike with plenty of parking space nearby.
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Anse Petite Police & Police Bay
Located on the southern tip of Mahe, the Petite Police beach is situated next to its sister beach the Police Bay. Despite corals lining the beaches, it is unsafe to swim here due to the high waves. Petite Police has its beach covered with old coral formations that make for its unique photographic appearance. A popular picnic spot amongst locals for its picturesque views more than make up for the fact that it is not a swim-friendly beach.
Petite Police Beach is located on the end of a road that leads out of the quaint village of Quatre Bornes and is easily accessible. Although it is located in a relatively remote part of Seychelles, it is still serviced reliably by the public transportation system and has buses that stop at the Anse Bazzarca bus stop, located two kilometres away from the beach.
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Anse Port Launay
Although not too popular in comparison to some other beaches, Anse Port Launay is a scenic and mesmerising site. With stunning and contrasting differences during high tide and low tide, the beach has a lot to offer like walking to an islet that is completely submerged during high tide and only accessible during low tide. And during high tide, visitors can rent kayaks to follow the same routes or explore the marshlands. Being well connected and with lovely views, it definitely deserves a place on your itinerary.
Be aware that it is entirely possible that during high tide that the entire beach, since it is just a ring of sandy expanse surrounding the islet, just disappears which may result in a few confused faces. The upside of the shallow water is that visitors don't have to worry about being dragged out far into the ocean by the tide.
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Anse Reunion
With a Seychellois football team named after it, the Anse La Reunion is one of the best all-round beaches of La Digue. With shallow and safe waters, you can engage in bathing or a swim in the sea. The beach also has a few beachfront guesthouses with beautiful views and particularly the sunset which is something to watch out for as they're splendid.
Anse Severe
One of the most famous beaches of La Digue, Anse Severe provides a spectacular view of Praslin Island. It spreads over a 2000 square meter area of soft white sands sprinkled with granite boulders. Known for its excellent view of the sunset and the turquoise waters, the beach is a peaceful setting away from the city side. With shallow waters that allow for many activities like swimming and snorkelling, the beach has a tranquil and peaceful setting is ideal for tourists looking for abundant sun, sand and spectacular sea vitae.
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Anse Soleil
Anse Soleil lies on the south-west coast of Mahe, with a stunning bay that's great for underwater activities like snorkelling and swimming. The beach nestles in tropical vegetation and is 300m long with granite rocks lines on either side. It further opens to a small bay that has preserved underwater life along with coral beds. Getting to the beach might be challenging but it's worth it. The beach also owns a tiny cafe that serves seafood.
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It is an amazingly alluring bay, a great place for swimming and snorkelling, and it displays a wide stretch of sandy seashore, encompassed by huge shady trees. This sea beach in Seychelles is truly photogenic and a well-known spot for weekend beach hangouts and picnics. There is a little beachside bistro here, which serves superb seafood. The beach is situated at very close proximity to some of the best hotels and hence, is generally mainstream among visitors. This is the reason that there are always tourists on this beach, irrespective of what time of the year it is. However, in case you are not too fond of crowds, fret not, as you will certainly find some secluded spot around where you can unwind and have a relaxed time with your travel partner.
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Anse Source d'Argent
Anse Source d'Argent is the most beautiful, award-winning beach of Seychelles, located in La Digue. The beach has been dubbed the most beautiful beach in the world for several years due to its azure waters, soft golden sands and the pink granite boulders that make it the unique attraction it is today. This renowned beauty of the beach has made it a hotspot for several photoshoots that range from simple wedding photos to movie shots for famous movies such as Crusole or Cast Away and famous adverts such as the Bacardi advert and the Bounty chocolate ad.
The beach has around 11 coves which are separated by boulders that provide a sense of privacy. To escape the crowd that usually flocks to the beach, walk past the first cove which is the most crowded and reach the next cove past the boulders.
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