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Brits looking for sun, sand and sea can always make do with the UKs pretty seaside towns or Europes long stretches of sand, but theres one beach that will drop almost everyones jaw.
Anse Source d'Argent is one of the most famous beaches in the world but if you havent heard of it you likely havent considered the Seychelles as a holiday destination.
Located on La Digue, one of the Indian Ocean nations largest inhabited islands, the beach is one of the most beautiful on Earth boasting crystal-clear turquoise waters, pristine white sand and otherworldly granite boulders.
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The unusual geology of the beach means these boulders create huge formations, picturesque coves and secluded relaxation spots all while surrounded by outrageously blue water. Its a sight that will take almost every holidaymakers breath away.
The beach is beloved by photographers, film makers and travellers for its incredible beauty making it one of the most photographed in the world. But, seeing it in person is even better than in a snap.
Holidaymakers who flock to Anse Source d'Argent can enjoy tonnes of relaxing activities, including swimming, snorkelling, sunbathing, and beach-combing youre sure to find some treasures on this paradise beach. You can also grab fresh fruit and snacks from stalls along the beach.
The calm, shallow waters of the beach mean its an ideal spot for families and leisurely water activities without worrying about rough seas. Though, of course, you should always check local weather stations and tide reports before swimming to ensure your safety.
Anse Source d'Argent is not just a beach but a natural wonder and youll feel like youve stepped off of planet Earth at the dream-like hotspot. To preserve its natural beauty, Anse Source d'Argent is part of the L'Union Estate, a large private plantation where visitors can also explore vanilla plantations, coconut groves, and see giant tortoises too.
Reviews of the beach are glowing. Over on TripAdvisor, one visitor said: "Never become bored with this experience of nature and its unspoiled beauty. Truly exquisite and breathtakingly beautiful. The beach, natural rock formations, alcoves, and interesting botanical features make the experience memorable indeed!"
While another, from the US said: "The most picturesque beach I have ever been too. Simply stunning! If you go to the Seychelles, you should definitely visit this beach. It is paradise and the most picturesque beach I have ever been to." Another added: "We rode our bikes through the park and then you get to the beach. The walk to the water is a beautiful path with trees and boulders and views of the ocean. One of the prettiest beaches around the world."
One holidaymaker added: 'Our final days of our Seychelles honeymoon trip were on the island of La Digue. Anse Source d'Argent lives up to it's reputation as one of the most photographed and majestic beaches in the world. The giant granite boulders and turquoise water left us stunned. Don't forget your drone!"
A Danish visitor stated that the beach beat the Maldives in its beauty. They said: "Best beach in the world! And we have been to Maldives, Kauai and Whitehaven beach in Australia. Amazing granite formations like a giant placed them on the beach. Crystal clear water."
You can find well priced accommodation in the area with a chalet at Coco Bay Villa costing from 58 a night between two. The closest place to sleep, less than a mile from the beach, was the Pension Michel Villa Roche Bois which costs from 139 a night between two.
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