Praslin & La Digue

Honeymoon hotels on La Digue

Honeymoon hotels on La Digue range from pool villas at Le Domaine de L'Orangeraie, Anse Sévère, to small hotels such as Le Nautique in La Passe. The tourism board classes none of the island's listings as a resort, but promotes La Digue for weddings and honeymoons.

Last verified 16 September 2026

Pool villas

Le Domaine de L'Orangeraie at Anse Sévère has pool villas that the hotel says suit guests seeking seclusion, and a Presidential Villa with a private infinity pool and butler. The Eden Rock Spa sits among granite boulders above the coast.

Small hotels

The tourism board's article on hotels for couples names Le Nautique Luxury Waterfront Hotel in La Passe, with 10 rooms, among its smaller, more intimate choices. Its La Digue article describes Chateau St Cloud, a former plantation house from the island's vanilla era, as a small hotel suited to honeymooners.

Marrying on La Digue

Civil Status has an office on La Digue. Banns are published for 11 days, or couples can apply for a marriage licence for SCR 500 to marry sooner (Immigration and Civil Status, checked 16 September 2026). The tourism board gives the civil fee as SCR 3,000 for two foreigners (checked 16 September 2026). The island's one remaining ox cart is used mainly for weddings.

Days as a couple

L'Union Estate, a 15-minute bike ride from the jetty, leads to Anse Source d'Argent. The tourism board's honeymoon article names its granite boulders as a photo spot and suggests the soft light of early morning or late afternoon. Anse Sévère in the north is known for sunsets over Praslin, and the tourism board describes Anse Pierrot, south of Anse Source d'Argent, as a shaded beach that suits couples.

How to choose

  • Style: a resort villa for privacy and a spa, or a small hotel for character.
  • Location: La Passe keeps the jetty close; Anse Réunion puts you near Anse Source d'Argent.
  • Transfers: taxis are limited, so ask how you will reach the hotel from the ferry.

Places to stay for a honeymoon

7 places to stay

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    Fern Lodge

    Self-catering in L'Union / Anse Réunion, La Digue

    A single one-bedroom self-catering apartment in a family-run house at L'Union, inland from Anse Réunion on La Digue. Guests have the garden, barbecue area and outdoor shower to themselves.

    • Honeymoon
    • Families
    • Self-catering
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    Granite Self Catering

    Self-catering in La Passe, La Digue

    A two-storey wooden house and a separate apartment in a garden about five minutes by bike from the La Passe jetty on La Digue. The owners live next door, and breakfast and dinner can be booked on site.

    • Honeymoon
    • Families
    • Self-catering
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    La Digue Island Lodge

    Resort in Anse Réunion, La Digue

    La Digue Island Lodge is a beachfront resort at Anse Réunion on La Digue, built in 1973 and described by the lodge as the island's first hotel. It has A-frame chalets built from takamaka wood, rooms in the historic Yellow House, a pool with a swim-up bar and four places to eat.

    • Beachfront
    • Honeymoon
    • Couples
    • Families
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    Le Surmer

    Self-catering in Anse Réunion, La Digue

    Eight self-catering villas about 30 m from the beach at Anse Réunion on La Digue, with views across to Praslin. Breakfast and dinner can be booked on site.

    • Beachfront
    • Honeymoon
    • Families
    • Self-catering
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    Orchid Self Catering

    Self-catering in La Passe, La Digue

    Small self-catering apartments in a garden on La Digue's north-west side, about 200 m from the sea (SeyVillas). Breakfast or half board can be added, and a restaurant belonging to the estate is a short walk away.

    • Honeymoon
    • Self-catering
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    Patatran Village Hotel

    Hotel in Anse Patates, La Digue

    Patatran Village Hotel is a 30-room hotel at Anse Patates on La Digue, opened in 1992 by an owner from the island. The hotel says every room has an ocean view, and it has a pool, a restaurant serving Creole dinners, a bar, beach weddings and candlelit dinners on the sand.

    • Honeymoon
    • Pool
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    Villa Creole

    Self-catering in Anse Réunion, La Digue

    Four small Creole-style self-catering houses at Anse Réunion on La Digue's west side, each with one bedroom, a kitchen and a living area, within walking distance of Anse Réunion beach.

    • Honeymoon
    • Self-catering

Questions

Is La Digue good for a honeymoon?
The tourism board describes La Digue as a destination for weddings and honeymooners, and its hotels are small, with no large resorts.
Can I get married on La Digue?
Yes. Civil Status has an office on La Digue. Banns are published for 11 days, or you can apply for a licence for SCR 500 to marry sooner (Immigration and Civil Status, checked 16 September 2026).
Is there a hotel with pool villas on La Digue?
Yes. Le Domaine de L'Orangeraie at Anse Sévère has villas with a private pool and a Presidential Villa with a private infinity pool.

Sources

Details last verified 16 September 2026.