Top 5 Most Beautiful Beaches In Seychelles

Note: This list is in no particular order and is based on my personal opinion after having experienced the majority of beaches in Seychelles.

Anse Source d'Argent:

This beach is a photographer's dream, with its turquoise water, white sand and giant granite boulders. It's located on La Digue Island, and you can access it through the L'Union Estate Park. It's also great for snorkeling and spotting colorful fish.

Anse Source d'Argent - La Digue Island

Anse Lazio:

This beach is on Praslin Island, and it's one of the most popular in Seychelles. It has a long stretch of soft sand, surrounded by palm trees and rocks. The water is clear and calm, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. There are also some restaurants and bars nearby if you get hungry or thirsty.

Anse Lazio - Praslin Island

Anse Georgette:

This beach is also on Praslin Island, but it's more secluded and quiet than Anse Lazio. It's part of the Constance Lemuria Resort, but you can visit it even if you're not a guest. You just need to book in advance. The beach has a stunning view of the ocean and the hills, and the water is turquoise and shallow.

- Beau Vallon: This beach is on Mahe Island, and it's the longest and most lively in Seychelles. It has a lot of activities to offer, such as water sports, boat tours, diving and fishing. You can also find many restaurants, shops, hotels and nightlife options along the beach. It's a great place to meet locals and other travelers.

Anse Georgette - Praslin Island

Anse Cocos:

This beach is on La Digue Island, and it's one of the most secluded and peaceful in Seychelles. You need to hike for about 30 minutes to get there, but it's worth it. The beach has a natural pool formed by rocks, where you can swim and relax. The sand is white and soft, and the water is clear and blue.

Anse Cocos - La Digue Island

Beau Vallon:

This beach is on Mahe Island, and it's the longest and most lively in Seychelles. It has a lot of activities to offer, such as water sports, boat tours, diving and fishing. You can also find many restaurants, shops, hotels and nightlife options along the beach. It's a great place to meet locals and other travelers.

Beau Vallon - Mahe Island

What do you think of our list?

Any we have missed?

Let us know in the comments below which you have visited, plan to visit and of course suggest any we have missed.