Is this paradise or what? Grande Anse in La Digue is often called a “wild” beach. Its beauty is undeniable with pristine golden-white sand and crystal-clear waters. You’ll understand why photographers love it here. The dramatic granite boulders at one end only enhance Grande Anse’s spectacular scenery. Grande Anse is a sight to behold. But there’s a catch! As tempting as those turquoise waters look, swimming here is dangerous. This beach faces the open ocean with no coral reef to buffer the strong currents. The water gets deep quickly. If you’re a strong swimmer, stay close to the shore. Surfers, however, can find their bliss here. Another thing that makes Grande Anse special is its tranquility. It’s less crowded than other famous beaches on La Digue. You can easily spend a peaceful afternoon here, soaking in the sun and the scenery. There’s a restaurant and WC facilities nearby. Just remember, there’s not much shade. So, come for the beauty of Grande Anse. Respect its power. And enjoy the serenity it offers.
Anse Songe
Imagine Anse Songe as La Digue’s hidden gem. It is a secret whispered among granite rocks. This tiny beach is