La Digue Island

 
Measuring 15 sq.km/9.3 sq.mi in size, La Digue is the fourth largest island in the archipelago. Named after one of French explorer Captain Dufresne's ships, it is characterized by white sand beaches, numerous granite rock outcroppings along the shore and the colonial-style houses of the 2,000 inhabitants. Foot, bicycle or oxcart easily accomplishes sightseeing on the small island.
Address: La Digue Tourist Office, Social Security Building, La Digue Island Lodge, Inner Islands , Seychelles

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Beach and rocks on La Digue Island.Beach and rocks on La Digue Island.
Palm trees at Anse Coco on La Digue Island.Palm trees at Anse Coco on La Digue Island.
Boats at a port on La Digue Island.Boats at a port on La Digue Island.
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