I visited Seychelles 3 times (Mahe, La Digue, Praslin, Cuirieuse and St Pierre)... everything is magical but by far the best thing was the La Digue guided tour to Anse Marron (3 hours hike from Grand Anse to Source D’Argent) with professional and very kind guide Henry... walking through the forest and mangroves, crawling through narrow rocks, climbing the Seychelles rocks... 1.5-2 hours lunch break at Anse Marron with natural pool full of colorful fish... it was spectacular! Finishing the tour at Robinson Cruso beach in National park This tour is not good for small kids and people who are not fit. Don’t miss the chance to experience this exciting adventure with #ladigueparadisetours Henry +2482580533 🌟

As we could not find a guide to bring us to Anse Marron from Anse Source d'Argent (back and forth), we tried our luck by ourselves. The most important is to carefully check the tides schedule. We started early morning (7am), 2h before low tide. The first part -in water- was easy, you definitely get wet up to your waist. Arriving at the boulders section, we got stuck after climbing several ones (be careful). We tried for 30mins to find the way but we could not. As we were giving up and turning around, we met a local who was king enough to show us the way: actually very easy, you do not need to climb all boulders (just a few ones) but there is a tiny path to the right through the trees/bushes. After that, you reach a long beach where -at the end of it- you go into the forest to walk the last part, very easy. Then you reach Anse Marron, the most beautiful beach in La Digue (and the Seychelles?). We stayed there one hour, all alone. Most guided trail only start at 8.30am so you'll have plenty of time (if the tide schedule also fits). The walk back was very easy and fast (45mins). In the end, no guide is needed at all if you just go that part back and forth even though they will tell you otherwise. They're trying to protect their business.