An Island Paradise
La Digue is the third most populated island in Seychelles, known for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and unique granite formations. Despite its small size, it offers rich biodiversity and a tranquil atmosphere, making it a perfect getaway.
Home to Unique Wildlife
The island is a sanctuary for rare species such as the Seychelles Paradise Flycatcher, found only on La Digue. The island's dense forests and protected areas ensure the survival of these critically endangered birds.
Historical Vanilla Plantations
La Digue was once known for its vanilla plantations. Although not as prominent today, remnants of these plantations can still be found, providing a glimpse into the island’s agricultural history and its economic contribution to Seychelles.
Traditional Ox-Cart Transport
One of the most charming aspects of La Digue is the use of ox-carts for transportation. This traditional mode of transport is not only eco-friendly but also offers a unique and leisurely way to explore the island.
Rock Climbing Opportunities
La Digue's distinctive granite boulders are not just for admiration. They also offer excellent rock climbing opportunities, attracting enthusiasts from around the world. The island's terrain provides challenges for both novice and experienced climbers.Mysterious Coconut Crabs
La Digue is home to coconut crabs, the largest land-living arthropods, capable of cracking open coconuts with their powerful claws.
What makes La Digue special?
Unique granite formations and biodiversity.
Largest island in Seychelles.
Only island with vanilla plantations.
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