Anse Georgette (Praslin) Reviews

Sunbathing on Anse Georgette picture in Seychelles

Anse Georgette and the Constance Lémuria Resort's Golf Course picture in Seychelles

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Key Info

Anse Georgette, Praslin
Seychelles
Official Website

Details

Beaches Type
2 hours to Half Day Time to Spend

4.1

Overall

Scorecard

Value

5.0
Facilities

3.0
Atmosphere

4.5

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Despite Seychelles' growing popularity as a tourist destination, Anse Georgette has maintained its sense of seclusion, making it an ideal place for lovebirds seeking some alone time. The beach's white sands are ideal for sunbathing while the calm, clear water draws swimmers and snorkelers alike. But for many visitors, it's Anse Georgette's stunning views that deserve the most admiration. "Anse Georgette is one of the few things in life that left me speechless," wrote one TripAdvisor user. "From my point of view, this is the best beach on the island. It is a must."

To reach Anse Georgette, you'll need to pass through the adjacent Constance Lémuria Resort — an easy feat. Both the resort and the beach can be found on Praslin's northwest coast (about 3 miles north of the Praslin Airport); you can access the beach using the resort's well-maintained path, which also leads to the resort's golf course. You can access the beach at any time, day or night, for no fee, as long as you obtain permission from the resort in advance (only 30 non-guests are allowed on the beach at any given time). For more information, visit the Seychelles Tourism Board's Anse Georgette page or the Constance Lémuria Resort's website.

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Constance Lémuria Seychelles ...

0.3 Miles Away
5.0-star Hotel Class

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2.5 Miles Away
5.0-star Hotel Class

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