Everything you need to know about beach Anse Georgette Praslin Seychelles
Basic information about beach Anse Georgette Praslin Seychelles
How to get to Anse Georgette beach
In 2024 Anse Georgette was ranked among the top 10 best beaches in the world.
Important information about Anse Georgette beach
- Anse Georgette is supposed to be one of the most beautiful beaches on Praslin.
- it’s definitely one of top 4 famous beaches in the entire Seychelles.
- Anse Georgette is several times shorter than Anse Lazio but just as special.
- It looks similar to Anse Lazio beach but the vibe is more intimate and less crowded.
- The sand is soft.
- The bright turquoise water is usually quite clear, and the natural setting against granite rocks feels untouched.
- Access is through the Constance Lemuria Resort, but non-guests can enter by registering in advance or in person directly at the hotel gate.
- As it’s not so easy to get to the beach, usually it’s not overcrowded.
- Open ocean views with almost no buildings and no boats in sight are a beautiful bonus.
Tips for visiting beach Anse Georgette Praslin
- Bring water and snacks — there are no shops or cafés nearby.
- Visit early or late in the day for fewer people and less sunshine.
- Take photos, but also spend time just resting and swimming if the sea is calmer.
- Be mindful of the currents. They might be stronger than you think. Unfortunately, several people drowned there over the years.
What I did enjoy at beach Anse Georgette Praslin
What I did not enjoy at beach Anse Georgette Praslin
For me, these were the cons of Anse Georgette:
Getting to the beach is a real workout and on a hot day it was NOT very enjoyable. And I walked from Grand Anse beach for over an hour to the Constance Lemuria gate first. Not only from the hotel gate to the beach and back but a lot more walking was quite tiring.
It’s an open ocean without coral reefs and islands right in front of the beach – and that means there’s usually big waves. Of course it all depends on tides, wind and weather in general, but even when some other beaches on Praslin do not have any waves, Anse Georgette might have big waves on the same day.
Due to the waves and currents, I did go for a swim while there but only 3 times during several hours which to me is very little.
You need to be really careful when entering the sea and be mindful of the waves and strong current.
Some locals on beach Anse Georgette were quite loud when walking around and selling things to tourists. I did mind it when they were shouting around and when they came to me several times within a few minutes. I had to ask them to please stop bothering me because I wanted to enjoy my peace and quiet. I understand that they want to earn some money, but bothering people over and over and even shouting like crazy when doing so? Not cool at all. It costs us a lot of money and time to travel to the other half of the world looking for a relaxing beach holidays and what some locals do is the opposite, unfortunately.
Beach Anse Georgette Praslin final thoughts
Would I recommend visiting Anse Georgette?
Definitely YES.
But remember, you will need to walk up and down the hills to get there. Bring water and healthy snacks. And you might not be able to go for a swim if the waves are too big.
TIP 1: When on Praslin, you should pay a visit to Cote D’Or beach as well. Here’s everything you need to know about beach Cote D’Or Praslin.
TIP 2: What about other beaches on Praslin? Is Anse Boudin worth visiting?
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