La Digue is the third largest inhabited island of the Seychelles, lying east of Praslin and west of Felicite Island. La Digue is the third largest inhabited island of the Seychelles, lying east of ...

The popular travel hotspot La Digue is Seychelles’ island resisting overtourism and urbanization at all costs. The paradise island where bikes outnumber cars is the most accurate description for ...

There are more bicycles than cars on La Digue, a 10-sq-km island that is doing everything it can to save itself – and one rare bird species – from overtourism. La Digue is arguably one of the ...

You do have the ability to rent your own car or use the local bus and taxis to travel within the island. Grand Anse and La Digue can be around three hours on a ferry. Slightly bigger than ...

Take a tour La Digue island in Seychelles has a scenic beauty that will leave you in awe. It has a natural and rustic feel as you explore the island by cycling along the coast. The western region ...

Swimming, picnics and pedaling are the order of the day on nearby La Digue, an island where bicycles far outnumber cars and journeys between pink boulder-lined bays are easily achievable.

Island-hopping is an easy way to get around thanks to an efficient ferry system, and on the popular isles of Mahé, Praslin and La Digue, guesthouses and resorts cater to every pocket. With over ...

The beach is on La Digue, one of 115 islands in the Seychelles archipelago north of Madagascar. It takes just under two hours via fast ferry from the country’s main island, Mahe. Considering how ...

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