For travelers looking to get away from it all, Seychelles is a dream destination. This archipelago, made up of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean, is perfectly secluded and welcomes visitors graciously while maintaining an untouched, natural environment. La Digue, one of the principal islands, manages to be tropical, homey, understated and classy all at once, without sprawling resorts, glitzy casinos and bustling hotel activity centers.
Anse Source d'Argent is one of the most popular beaches to be found on all the islands, with pink sands offset by towering granite boulders that have been worn by time and weather. The ocean here is sheltered by a reef, providing calm and shallow waters that make a perfect playground for little ones. Most will find it hard to tear themselves away from the lovely seclusion of Anse Source d'Argent, but the island is ripe for exploring, with rows of beaches and craggy nooks.
Island tour operators run ferry boats and helicopters for a day of island-hopping -- a great way to expe
For travelers looking to get away from it all, Seychelles is a dream destination. This archipelago, made up of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean, is perfectly secluded and welcomes visitors graciously while maintaining an untouched, natural environment. La Digue, one of the principal islands, manages to be tropical, homey, understated and classy all at once, without sprawling resorts, glitzy casinos and bustling hotel activity centers.
Anse Source d'Argent is one of the most popular beaches to be found on all the islands, with pink sands offset by towering granite boulders that have been worn by time and weather. The ocean here is sheltered by a reef, providing calm and shallow waters that make a perfect playground for little ones. Most will find it hard to tear themselves away from the lovely seclusion of Anse Source d'Argent, but the island is ripe for exploring, with rows of beaches and craggy nooks.
Island tour operators run ferry boats and helicopters for a day of island-hopping -- a great way to experience the distinct personalities of the nei***oring islands. It's no surprise that Seychelles was once thought to be the location of the Garden of Eden -- you just may be tempted to stay at Anse Source d'Argent for good.
