Anse Source d’Argent in Seychelles is without a doubt one of the most beautiful beaches in the whole world. Photographed by thousands of visitors each year, that sandy beach bounded by granite cliffs and coconut palms, with warm, clear turquoise waters, will for sure delight all beach lovers..
Anse Source d'Argent travel guide
For some people, Anse Source d’Argent is the most beautiful beach in the world. And it is somewhat understandable: the beauty of the place is just breathtaking so it is little surprise that it is also one of the most photographed beaches around the globe. Anse Source d’Argent is located on the North coast of the stunning La Digue Island, the 3rd largest island of the Seychelles. The cluster of 155 islands scattered in the clear waters of the Indian Ocean lies to the northeast of Madagascar, some 1600km (1000mi) off the western coast of Africa. Considered an absolute tropical heaven, the Seychelles are one of the world's most sought-after touristic destination.
La Digue Island and its exquisite exotic setting make for a perfect tropical getaway. The coastline is a series of white and pink soft sand beaches, turquoise lagoons and colourful corals, and is bordered by gracious rounded granite boulders and palm trees. Anse Source d'ArgentThe backdrop is idyllic and will suit well couples seeking a romantic journey. The waters being warm, shallow and calm make that place relaxing and safe, appropriate for families with children and groups of friends.
Anse Source d’Argent is a protected site surrounded by a National Park. Don’t expect to find a wide range of facilities and activities because they are limited here. But that is exactly what makes the lure of the place. The beach is ideal to simply spend hours sunbathing, chilling out and exploring the area. Anse Source d’Argent is nice and safe forswimmingdue to shallow and calm waters. Snorkelling is excellent and snorkel gear is available for hire at the beach but the water is so clear that you wouldn't even need any gear to observe coral and fish…
Once on Mahé, it is just about an hour boat ride to get to La Digue Island, which lies 40 miles from there. From La Passewharf, you can get a bike or an oxcart and head to L’Union Estate, where a short footpath will lead you to the heavenly Anse Source d’Argent Beach. As it is part of a National Park, visitors have to pay a small entrance fee to access the beach. No need to mention it is definitely worth it…
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