The slow island: ox-carts and bicycles instead of cars, the granite theatre of Anse Source d'Argent, and the Veuve Reserve where the rare paradise flycatcher still nests.
Cycle the sandy village lanes to L'Union Estate — vanilla, coconuts and the old plantation at an island pace.
A quiet walk in the Veuve Reserve for the black paradise flycatcher, then a Creole lunch near the harbour.
Anse Source d'Argent between the granite boulders — shallow turquoise water, snorkelling and the most photographed beach in the ocean.
Most guests pair La Digue with Praslin, and often add Mahé or an outer island.
Tell us how many nights feel right and we'll fit the island into your route.