Stay on Praslin & La Digue

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  Anse Georgette

  A small bay on Praslin's north-west tip, reached on land through the grounds of Constance Lemuria, on foot from Anse Lazio, or by boat.

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  Anse Lazio

  Praslin's best-known beach, on the north-west tip: roughly 500 to 600 m of sand framed by granite boulders, with no coral reef, water that deepens close to shore and large waves in the north-west monsoon.

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• Anse Bateau

  A roadside beach on Praslin's south coast with granite formations and views of Mahé, Cousin and Cousine.

• Anse Bois de Rose

  A small, shaded cove in the bay of the same name on Praslin's south coast, behind an offshore reef.

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  Anse Source d'Argent

  Anse Source d'Argent is a granite-boulder beach on La Digue's south-west coast, reached only through L'Union Estate (SCR 150 day pass for foreign nationals; estate site, checked 20 September 2026).

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• Anse Banane

  Anse Banane is a beach on La Digue's east coast, on the road from La Passe, with a popular small snack bar and views to Félicité, Marianne and the Sisters.

• Anse Cocos

  Anse Cocos is a long beach on La Digue's east coast, reached only on foot: about 1.2 km of mapped path from Grand Anse by way of Petite Anse, or from Anse Fourmis in the north.

• Anse Fourmis

  Anse Fourmis is a quiet beach on La Digue's east coast where the coast road ends, 0.59 km beyond Anse Banane in a straight line.

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