7 Beaches in Seychelles that feel like another world

Seychelles, an archipelago in Indian Ocean, is rewned for its paradisiacal beaches that transport visitors to a world of pristine beauty and tranquility. With its lush tropical landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and a unique sense of isolation, Seychelles boasts some of most enchanting beaches on planet.

Here are a few beaches in Seychelles that will truly make you feel like you've stepped into ar world!

Anse Source d'Argent

Nestled on La Digue, Anse Source d'Argent is arguably most famous beach in Seychelles. Its orworldly charm is created by massive granite boulders that dot shoreline, soft white sands, and clear blue waters. shallow, warm waters make it a top spot for srkelling, paddleboarding, and kayaking. Crystal Kayaks provide best way to experience gentle marine life swimming around you, as well as mild waves. Guides here will help you make sense of different shapes formed naturally by surreal rock formations that seem to have stood strong since Jurassic era!

Anse Lazio

Praslin, second-largest island in Seychelles, is home to Anse Lazio, a crescent-shaped beach that leaves visitors in awe with bluest water that comes at you with strong and consistent waves, ideal for surfers. Anse Lazio offers a remote and unspoiled environment with its lush palm trees, coral reefs, and crystal-clear waters, where fish swim alongside you even in shallow waters. It's wonder that this beach is often cited as one of most beautiful in world. Don’t miss amazing food at Mabuya, a restaurant located right on beach!

Anse Georgette

Also located on Praslin in rth, Anse Georgette is hidden away in grounds of Constance Lemuria Resort, uccupied, unspoiled, and a magnificent shade of blue. Accessible only via a hike through resort's lush golf course, this adventure is worth effort, as Anse Georgette boasts powdery sands, emerald waters, and a sense of seclusion that makes it feel like your own private paradise.

Beau Vallon Beach

Beau Vallon is hands down best beach in Seychelles for swimming. cool waters, soft sand, and small waves make you feel like you are in an endless pool with cleanest water and most gorgeous sunset. It is also most happening and popular beach on main island of Mahé, a 15-minute drive from capital city of Victoria.P.S. This is also only beach in Seychelles with motorized sports.

Anse Cocos

Sunsets at Beau Vallon in Mahé are complimented by equally legendary sunrise at Anse Cocos. beach at La Digue Island, can only be reached after more than a kilometer of hike from Grand Anse. Given effort required to hike here, Anse Cocos is also one of quietest beaches, ideal for people looking to spend a day away from crowds.

Petite Anse

Located on western coast of Mahé, Petite Anse is part of Four Seasons Resort. This pristine beach is tucked away in a cove, surrounded by lush jungle and granite hills. exclusivity and tranquility of Petite Anse create a sense of being on an uncharted island, where you can unwind in lap of luxury. resort offers many activities, like kayaking, paddleboarding, surfing lessons, sailing, and more to help you make most of your time at this beautiful beach. One can also contribute to ir Petite Anse Reef Restoration Project.

Anse Takamaka

On southwest coast of Mahé, Anse Takamaka provides a refreshing contrast to more famous beaches in Seychelles. This serene beach boasts palm trees, granite boulders, and clear waters but without crowds. It's an ideal destination for a leisurely day of swimming, picnicking, and relaxation.

Wher you seek seclusion or adventure, Seychelles' beaches have something for everyone. From surreal rock formations of Anse Source d'Argent to wild beauty of Anse Takamaka, se beaches will transport you to ar world, where nature's beauty kws bounds. So, pack your bags embark on a journey to se pristine shores, and let magic of Seychelles whisk you away to paradise.

--IANS

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