Anse Georgette,Seychelles

• The beach itself — powdery white sand and a sheltered bay
• Granite boulders framing dramatic scenes and calm swimming coves
• Crystal-clear turquoise water with nearby snorkeling areas
• Scenic viewpoints and excellent photography opportunities
• Proximity to Vallée de Mai (UNESCO) and other Praslin beaches (e.g., Anse Lazio)
• Constance Lémuria resort and its golf course nearby (visual landmark)

• Fine white sand and shallow, calm swimming areas
• Fringing coral reef and rocky points suitable for snorkeling
• Large, sculpted granite boulders typical of the Seychelles
• Relatively undeveloped, secluded feel compared with busier beaches

• Swimming in calm, clear waters
• Snorkeling around the rocky points (bring your own gear for best experience)
• Sunbathing and relaxing under palm trees
• Photography — sunrise/late-afternoon light is exceptional
• Short coastal walks and light exploration of nearby coves
• Combining the visit with a trip to Vallée de Mai or Anse Lazio

Best: April–May and October–November for generally calmer seas and good snorkeling. Busy tourist season overlaps with drier months (roughly May–September and December–January).

Tropical climate — warm year-round (roughly 24–30°C). Rainier season tends to be November–March; southeast trade winds can increase swell in June–August.

Location: north-west coast of Praslin Island, Seychelles. Nearest air links: Praslin Island Airport (short inter-island flights from Mahé) and regular ferries from Mahé to Baie Sainte Anne (Praslin). From the main road the walk to the beach involves sandy and uneven paths; one popular route passes near or through resort grounds (ask at the hotel or use the public footpath). Not wheelchair accessible; reach by taxi, rental car, scooter or organized tour.

Plan 2–4 hours for a relaxed visit (half day). Combine with nearby attractions (Vallée de Mai, Anse Lazio) for a full-day itinerary.

Bring swimwear, reef shoes or water sandals, snorkel gear (mask/snorkel), reef-safe sunscreen, hat, light cover-up, drinking water and a small dry bag. Carry insect repellent if visiting shaded/vegetated areas.

On Praslin you can enjoy fresh grilled fish, octopus curry, coconut-based desserts and local fruit. Souvenirs include vanilla pods, local crafts, handmade jewelry and miniature boat models. Avoid purchasing protected items (e.g., unlawfully collected shells or restricted coco-de-mer items) — buy from reputable shops.