Anse Source d'Argent

Beach · La Digue and Inner Islands

Anse Source d'Argent

Beach · La Digue and Inner Islands

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La Digue Island Lodge, L'Union Estate, Seychelles

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Pink sand beach with granite boulders, clear water, snorkeling  

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55 of the World's Most Beautiful Destinations

"A Seychellois beach with sugar-white sand framed by dramatic granite boulders and sparkling aquamarine water, relatively secluded from the resort crowds." - Anne Olivia Bauso Anne Olivia Bauso Anne Olivia Bauso is a travel writer and hotel expert based in New York City. She has written hundreds of hotel reviews, from 5-star Ritz-Carlton properties to treehouse eco-resorts in the

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26 Most Beautiful Beaches in the World

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"Anse Source D’Argent, part of the Seychelles archipelago, is a secluded, picturesque beach known for its pink sand, lush palms, and granite boulders. It is a popular snorkeling and swimming destination." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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Your Bucket List Trip to the Seychelles Should Begin on This Ship

"A famously photogenic Seychelles beach known for supernaturally turquoise surf meeting powdery, alabaster sand and dramatic granite boulders that read like velvet-draped sculptures; it's a must-see stop on island itineraries and delivers the iconic tropical scenery that inspires travel posters, though the in-person experience can feel slightly different than the desktop-perfect image." - Brad Japhe

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Arash Shaeri

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Definitely one of the most picturesque beaches we went to in the Seychelles. It is located in the L'Union state which requires an entrance fee of 150 SCR per adult. There isn't 1 beach here, just keep going around the boulders (or the walkway on land) to get to different stretches of beach. A few beach shacks are around if you fancy a drink. Water is very shallow and calm. Fish come right up to you once you take a couple of steps in. The beaches are popular with tourists so not the best swimming experience but the setting of soft sand, giant boulders and jungle is wonderful nevertheless. Definitely worth a visit.

Stef_kos

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Probably one of the most beautiful beaches in the world! White sand, impressive granite boulders, and turquoise waters in a stunning setting. The walk through L’Union Estate to get there is beautiful in itself. I visited in August, and the sea was pleasantly warm — around 26–28°C, which is normal for the Seychelles that time of year. Even so, this is a place you should experience at least once in your life.

Mahesh Saini

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What a wonderful experience. Here is the key summary - Entry to beach via L'union with 150SCP - Beach is really shallow with blue turquoise water - Water sports like Kayaking in crystal clear water - Once you will enter into L'union there are many things to do like tortoise farms

Cristina Meirosu

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Amazing beach 🤩 A few things that may help you plan your trip here + there are 3 parts of the beach and we recommend the 1st one to lay down your towel because when you get into the water you will see a lot of granite stones and stunning views + there are a few bars on the beach, but you can only pay cash + you have to pay an entrance ticket (aprox 10 euros). If you go after 4:30 pm (for the sunset) you can reuse the ticket on the next day + there are also very few sun beds on the beach + we did the kayaking tour with crystal kayaks and it was a fun experience, with breathtaking views of the beach

Wayne Snell

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White Sandy beaches with perfect water temperatures! Plenty bars to stay hydrated with friendly staff. 150SR per person is pretty reasonable.

Sosna and the Family

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It's a beautiful beach and not one but 5. You need to keep walking and meet progressively fewer and fewer people. Great for kite surfing.

Jennifer Hagan

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We visited Source d'Argent beach and I can see why it is voted one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, with white sand, crystal clear waters, spectacular boulders and jungle terrain it is breathtaking. A cool experience is id you walk into the water about knee deep the fish swim right up to you, definitely visit if on La Digue, Seychelles

Reza Sattarzadeh Nowbari

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The name of this beach literally translates to "the source of money," and that is exactly what it is. It is a tourist trap. You cy le all the way to the entrance and you must pay to use the beach. The beach, though beautiful, is literally connected to the sea, and there is not much space. Overall, it did not impress much.