Self-Guided La Digue Bicycle Tour

With its pink sands skirting glittering blue waters, Anse Source d'argent is one of the most beautiful and most popular places to visit in La Digue Seychelles. Towering granite boulders add to the beauty of the place. Known for its secluded charm, the beach is a regular haunt among people looking for a quiet time away from the busy city.

Located on the eastern edge of La Digue, Grand Aslin is the longest beach in the city. The wide beach is home to several upscale seaside resorts, making it a popular place to stay while in La Digue. The calm and shallow waters at the beach makes it ideal for swimming.

Nestled on the northern shores of La Digue, the village of La Passe is one of the most sought after places to visit in La Digue Seychelles. Stretching no farther than 4 kilometers, all of La Passe can be explored in one day. Cozy cafes, picturesque red roof houses and quaint gardens imbue a quiet charm of the place.The village is also home to some of the most popular La Digue places to visit, such as Anse Severa, the stunning beach with its snorkelling facilities and Point Carpe Barbi, a popular sunset point commanding marvelous views of the ocean. You could easily explore all of the island on foot. Alternatively, you could also rent a bike at one of the many rentals available here, and take a cycling tour around the place.

Now a national heritage site, L’Union Estate Farm is one of the most widely regarded places to visit in La Digue, Seychelles. Once the dwelling place of a Mauritian family, the farm stands as the island’s biggest and greatest example of French architecture.

Apart from being a fantastic eatery, Lanbousir is also one of the well known places to see in La Digue. Set on the white beaches of the Grand Anse Beach, Lanbousir is known for its delectable seafood wares and the fantastic views it commands of the ocean. Run by a group of women, this rustic diner serves up a host of lip-smacking salads, seafood dishes and sweet cakes.

A quaint little beach in the La Passe island, Pointe Cap Barbi boasts of a scenic allure unfound anywhere else. With its uninterrupted views of the La Digue coastline, one can easily spend a quiet afternoon here gazing into the open seas.

Located at the very heart of La Digue, the Veuve Reserve is the island’s primary nature reserves. The reserve is home to the country’s only few black paradise flycatchers, which the locals call ‘veuve’ or widow in French. Several other birds can be spotted here as well, such as moorhens, fruit bats and terrapins.

With its name literally translating to ‘The Eagle’s Nest’ in French, Nid d’Aigle is one of the best places to visit in La Digue Seychelles. With a 4 kilometer long trek ascending to the very top, Nid d’Aigle commands some of the best uninterrupted views of La Digue and its surrounding islands.