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Food scene
La Digue Reggae Bar
Close by. Food and drinks are served with live entertainments during the weekend
This beach bar, right by the beach, with a roof made from palm tree leaves, wooden carvings, and a laid-back atmosphere, constitutes a real insider's tip. Enjoy fresh fruit juices, snacks, and Creole cuisine on request, including the well-loved octopus salad. Reservations are recommended for evening meals.
Chez Jules Restaurant
This beach bar, right by the beach, with a roof made from palm tree leaves, wooden carvings, and a laid-back atmosphere, constitutes a real insider's tip. Enjoy fresh fruit juices, snacks, and Creole cuisine on request, including the well-loved octopus salad. Reservations are recommended for evening meals.
Fish Trap Restaurant & Bar
Panoramic view with and seafood specialties what a combination
Nestled in a tropical garden by the beach and serving exceptional cuisine
Le Repaire - Boutique Hôtel & Restaurant
Nestled in a tropical garden by the beach and serving exceptional cuisine
It's a hell of a hike or cycle to get to this eagle's eyrie, but you'll be amply rewarded with cardiac-arresting views. At lunchtime, it serves up the usual Creole seafood suspects at very reasonable prices. Dinner is a more romantic affair, and should be booked ahead; the set price includes transfers to La Passe. A good deal.
Belle Vue
It's a hell of a hike or cycle to get to this eagle's eyrie, but you'll be amply rewarded with cardiac-arresting views. At lunchtime, it serves up the usual Creole seafood suspects at very reasonable prices. Dinner is a more romantic affair, and should be booked ahead; the set price includes transfers to La Passe. A good deal.
Find some shade at a table beneath the large tree or under this cafe's sloping roof, then sink your feet into the seaside sand and your teeth into a light meal. The most atmospheric restaurant within L'Union Estate & Copra Factory serves open sandwiches, salads, and seafood straight off the grill.
Old Pier Cafe
Find some shade at a table beneath the large tree or under this cafe's sloping roof, then sink your feet into the seaside sand and your teeth into a light meal. The most atmospheric restaurant within L'Union Estate & Copra Factory serves open sandwiches, salads, and seafood straight off the grill.
Bikini Bottom
Perfect place to have cocktails and more after a nice swim oat Anse Severe beach.
Sightseeing
The Plantation House is one of the symbols of La Digue island and is one of the oldest examples of French colonial architecture in Seychelles.
L’Union Estate Farm
Allée KersleyThe Plantation House is one of the symbols of La Digue island and is one of the oldest examples of French colonial architecture in Seychelles.
There is a beach on La Digue that is so beautiful it may well ruin all other beaches for you: Anse Source d’Argent beach. Thousands of tourists come here every year for the breathtaking granite rock formations, some of the most-photographed formations on Earth. The walk to the beach goes trough the L’Union Estate park
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There is a beach on La Digue that is so beautiful it may well ruin all other beaches for you: Anse Source d’Argent beach. Thousands of tourists come here every year for the breathtaking granite rock formations, some of the most-photographed formations on Earth. The walk to the beach goes trough the L’Union Estate park
Anse Severe
Shallow waters with a spectacular sunset view over Praslin Island
This secluded tropical cove is that you can’t ride your bike here or get a taxi. Instead, you will have 2 options, both involving scenic jungle walks.
Anse Cocos beach
This secluded tropical cove is that you can’t ride your bike here or get a taxi. Instead, you will have 2 options, both involving scenic jungle walks.
The Veuve Reserve is a special reserve for the protection of wildlife habitats and plant species. It is committed to providing a breeding and feeding habitat for the rare endemic bird species, the Seychelles Black Paradise Flycatcher (Tersiphone Corvina) population on La Digue.
Veuve Nature Reserve
The Veuve Reserve is a special reserve for the protection of wildlife habitats and plant species. It is committed to providing a breeding and feeding habitat for the rare endemic bird species, the Seychelles Black Paradise Flycatcher (Tersiphone Corvina) population on 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 Reunion
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 Marron has quickly become one of the most famous of all the beaches on La Digue due to its remarkably blue water and unique granite boulder formations.
However, what you might not know is that this is one of the most remote beaches on the island. Therefore, to get here you’ll be in for a short hike or a boat trip. The Anse Marron walk is commonly rated as one of the best nature trails on the island.
Anse Marron
Anse Marron has quickly become one of the most famous of all the beaches on La Digue due to its remarkably blue water and unique granite boulder formations.
However, what you might not know is that this is one of the most remote beaches on the island. Therefore, to get here you’ll be in for a short hike or a boat trip. The Anse Marron walk is commonly rated as one of the best nature trails on the island.
A real classic is the mountain tour of the Nid D'Aigle. A four-kilometer trek, ascending to the island's highest point (333 meters), you are rewarded with a sensational view of La Digue and its neighboring islands. That said, the climb is not to be underestimated, and there is minimal shade along the route. Therefore, we recommend setting off early in the day.
Nid D’Aigles (Eagle’s Nest)
A real classic is the mountain tour of the Nid D'Aigle. A four-kilometer trek, ascending to the island's highest point (333 meters), you are rewarded with a sensational view of La Digue and its neighboring islands. That said, the climb is not to be underestimated, and there is minimal shade along the route. Therefore, we recommend setting off early in the day.
With its striking yellow facade and white trim, this unmissable Catholic church is well worth a gander, particularly on Sunday mornings when it is bursting at the seams with a devout congregation. The sound of the rousing hymns radiates beyond its stone walls.
Notre Dame de L’Assomption Church
With its striking yellow facade and white trim, this unmissable Catholic church is well worth a gander, particularly on Sunday mornings when it is bursting at the seams with a devout congregation. The sound of the rousing hymns radiates beyond its stone walls.