Snorkeling is a must, but I recommend bringing your own gear if you can. Rental prices can be a bit steep, and the quality isn't always the best. Save some cash and enjoy better equipment!
Anse Cocos, La Digue District, La Digue Group, Seychelles
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LisaOctober 21, 2024
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One thing I wish I’d known is to wear water shoes. The rocks can be slippery and uncomfortable, so having those makes it so much easier to walk around.
Anse Marron, La Digue District, La Digue Group, Seychelles
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JenniferNovember 9, 2024
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Check the tide times before you set off. I went at high tide and couldn't access the beach easily. It was a bummer, but low tide looks way better for swimming!