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La Digue Island Seychelles Cruise Port — Live Ships & Schedule
La Digue Island Seychelles
Seychelles
Africa
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- Country
- Seychelles
- Coordinates
- -4.345, 55.826
About La Digue Island Seychelles
La Digue is the third most populated island of the Seychelles and lies east of Praslin, sitting in the heart of the Indian Ocean. International luxury cruise vessels typically anchor offshore or dock securely at La Passe on the western coast, connecting discerning visitors via frequent ferry services to neighboring islands while acting as the charming, tranquil cultural pulse of this compact and highly scenic tropical destination.
Encompassing roughly ten square kilometres of lush terrain with a permanent residential population numbering around twenty-eight hundred people, the intimate community features traditional coconut and vanilla plantations originally established by early French colonists. Historical landmarks like the beautifully preserved eighteenth-century L'Union Estate honor this rich agricultural heritage while offering vacationers seamless pedestrian and bicycle access to the world-renowned granite-framed shores of Anse Source d'Argent.
The island is globally celebrated for its breathtaking white sand beaches framed by massive weathered granite boulders, alongside the protected Veuve Nature Reserve which safeguards the critically rare black paradise flycatcher species that numbers roughly one hundred individuals. Surrounding shallow turquoise coral reefs teem with vibrant marine life including colorful tropical fish, reef sharks, and gliding rays, creating an exceptional natural paradise for international diving and snorkeling enthusiasts visiting the remote Indian Ocean archipelago.
Local culinary traditions blend diverse international cultural influences into a rich array of distinct seafood specialities featuring freshly caught fish, crispy fried octopus, savory garlic butter lobster, and traditional regional curry dishes expertly prepared by local island chefs. Despite experiencing frequent tropical downpours that typically pass quickly within less than an hour, the region enjoys pleasantly warm year-round temperatures that make relaxed bicycle exploration consistently appealing for vacationers.
Have you ever cruised across the warm azure waters of the Indian Ocean to explore the secluded beaches of La Digue? See your exact route by adding this cruise to The Cruise Globe.