Art galleries and studios on La Digue

George Camille Gallery

George Camille grew up on La Digue, where his parents ran the bakery at La Passe. His gallery's Tourism Board listing, updated 29 September 2025, says he has worked as an artist since 1987, after studying in London. He opened this gallery at Anse Gaulette in 2001, on the ground floor of Villa Verte. It holds a permanent collection of original work, plus limited-edition etchings and giclée prints. Camille etches mainly on copper and makes textured collages from cut and torn canvas painted in acrylic, often of Creole scenes. The listing gives opening hours of 9am to 5pm, closed on Sundays. OpenStreetMap maps the gallery building on La Digue's north-east side.

Maison de L'Histoire

Local artist Rita Morel runs this gallery in the plantation house at L'Union Estate. Her paintings show Seychelles landscapes and still lifes: flowers, fruit, animals and people. It sits inside the estate, so the L'Union Estate entry fee applies.

Dipwav Sculptor Studio

Leon Bacco's studio at La Passe turns reclaimed driftwood and salvaged wood into sculptures. His listing says he also makes custom doors, furniture and business signs.

MalaRama Art

Mala Rama paints Seychelles wildlife in loose watercolour, mixed with acrylic inks, pen and pencil. Her La Passe shop also sells pareos, T-shirts, keyrings, fridge magnets, stickers and pins. The listing, updated 1 September 2026, shows the shop closed on Sundays.

Tips

The Maison de L'Histoire and Dipwav Sculptor Studio listings publish no opening hours, so phone ahead.