Grand Anse

Beach Gallery

Beach Information

• Swimming
• Restaurant
• Shade
• Family-friendly
• Bus stop
• Video
• Photo-friendly

The underrated jewel of La Digue, Grand Anse, is a symphony of raw beauty, sweeping golden sands, and convenient facilities. Though the lack of a guardian coral reef allows the ocean to express its wild side—resulting in deeper waters and strong currents—it doesn't detract from its charm. The beach is accessible mainly by cycling enthusiasts, with a few opting for leisurely walks and even fewer by vehicles—making the available car park a serene spot. Once there, the brilliance of the sands, clear water vistas, and unparalleled scenery are sure to capture hearts. The vigilant, however, are always reminded of the water’s depth and the underlying currents. The beach extends its hospitality with a local restaurant and restrooms, although the limited shade suggests that it might not be the first choice for families seeking day-long escapades. In summary, Grand Anse, with its wild heart and scenic spirit, provides a tranquil retreat, away from the hustle of more frequented beaches. Its tranquillity and grandeur promise an experience of unadulterated Seychellois magic.

A picturesque yet lesser-known 'wild' beach on La Digue. The absence of a coral reef causes waters to deepen rapidly, rendering swimming risky. Favorable conditions for surfing are present. Dining and restroom facilities are in proximity.