Anse Severe
North Coast
Ideal for sunrise views with a tranquil beach that's less crowded than Anse Source d'Argent.
Logistics: Easily accessible via the coastal road; bring your own gear for snorkeling.
Updated: 2025-09
Highlights
La Digue — Top 10 Highlights
Explore the essentials of La Digue with precise pins and a quick-scan overview—clean, fast, no popups.
Why go — quick legend
- Anse Source d'Argent — Stunning pink sands and crystal-clear waters make it idea…
- Grand Anse — Perfect for energetic wave action and tranquil, uncrowded…
- Petite Anse — Offers secluded beauty surrounded by lush greenery, ideal…
- Anse Cocos — Known for its natural pools and serene setting, perfect f…
- Anse Severe — Ideal for snorkeling and enjoying diverse marine life in …
- Veuve Nature Reserve — Explore rare wildlife in picturesque habitats.
- La Digue Museum — Discover the island's cultural heritage.
- Notre Dame de L'Assomption Church — Admire beautiful colonial architecture.
- Union Estate Park — Experience local culture amidst scenic landscapes.
- Belle Vue — Enjoy stunning panoramic island views.
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Legend
Why go — quick legend
- Anse Source d'Argent — Stunning pink sands and crystal-clear waters make it idea…
- Grand Anse — Perfect for energetic wave action and tranquil, uncrowded…
- Petite Anse — Offers secluded beauty surrounded by lush greenery, ideal…
- Anse Cocos — Known for its natural pools and serene setting, perfect f…
- Anse Severe — Ideal for snorkeling and enjoying diverse marine life in …
- Veuve Nature Reserve — Explore rare wildlife in picturesque habitats.
- La Digue Museum — Discover the island's cultural heritage.
- Notre Dame de L'Assomption Church — Admire beautiful colonial architecture.
- Union Estate Park — Experience local culture amidst scenic landscapes.
- Belle Vue — Enjoy stunning panoramic island views.
La Digue — Top 10 Highlights (Overview)
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| # / Name | Why go | Significance | Since | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
La Digue · La Digue Group | Stunning pink sands and crystal-clear waters make it ideal for relaxation and photography. | Renowned worldwide, listed by Lonely Planet as a top beach destination in 2024. | — (natural) | Beach |
Grand'Anse Praslin District · Praslin | Perfect for energetic wave action and tranquil, uncrowded spots for sunbathing. | Represents Seychelles' diverse administrative reach, including key neighboring islands. | — (natural) | Beach |
La Digue · La Digue Group | Offers secluded beauty surrounded by lush greenery, ideal for a peaceful retreat. | Part of La Digue's pristine coastal offerings, showcasing Seychelles' untouched elegance. | — (natural) | Beach |
La Digue · La Digue Group | Known for its natural pools and serene setting, perfect for quiet exploration. | Exemplifies La Digue's isolated beauty and contributes to its eco-tourism appeal. | — (natural) | Beach |
La Digue · La Digue Group | Ideal for snorkeling and enjoying diverse marine life in calm, shallow waters. | Offers a glimpse into Seychelles' rich biodiversity and marine conservation efforts. | — (natural) | Beach |
La Digue · La Digue Group | Explore rare wildlife in picturesque habitats. | Preserves the critically endangered Seychelles paradise flycatcher. | — (natural) | Outdoor |
La Digue · La Digue Group | Discover the island's cultural heritage. | Provides insight into La Digue's history and traditions. | 20th c. | Museum |
La Digue · La Digue Group | Admire beautiful colonial architecture. | Central Catholic landmark for the local community. | 1930 | Outdoor |
La Digue · La Digue Group | Experience local culture amidst scenic landscapes. | Showcases traditional coconut and vanilla farming. | — (natural) | Outdoor |
La Digue · La Digue Group | Enjoy stunning panoramic island views. | Offers one of the highest vantage points on La Digue. | — (natural) | Outdoor |
“Since” dates reflect earliest public access (opening/consecration/founding) or UNESCO/natural markers. Natural sites show “— (natural)”.
Hidden gems · Insider picks
Three lesser-known spots worth a detour—remote, scenic, or just special
Belle Vue Snack Bar
Eagle's Nest Mountain
Offers panoramic views of La Digue from a hidden local eatery, perfect for those seeking a genuine island dining experience.
Logistics: Accessed by hiking; advisable to go before sunset for the view.
Updated: 2025-09
L'Union Estate
Southwest Coast
Explore a cultural plantation estate featuring a vanilla farm, a traditional copra mill, and giant tortoises.
Logistics: Entrance is through the main gate; open daily with guided tours available.
Updated: 2025-09
When to go
Apr–Jun, Sep–OctApr–Jun, Sep–Oct: Good weather and lighter crowds.
Nov–MarApr–Jun, Sep–Oct: Good weather and lighter crowds.
Jul–AugApr–Jun, Sep–Oct: Good weather and lighter crowds.
Dec–FebApr–Jun, Sep–Oct: Good weather and lighter crowds.
Weather varies by region—always check local forecasts.
Safety: practical snapshot
Overall call
Enjoy La Digue with these precautions in mind for a safe trip.
- Petty theft occurs occasionally.
- Cycling accidents are common.
- Sunburn risk is high.
- Occasional strong ocean currents.
How to travel it safely
- Lock valuables in hotel safes.
- Rent reliable bicycles from trusted vendors.
- Wear sunscreen and reapply often.
- Swim in designated safe areas.
- Drink plenty of water in the heat.
Emergency: In emergencies, contact local authorities promptly.
Always check current local advisories before traveling.