📍 Mahé

• Anse Royale: The easiest spot. Between the “Fairyland” rocks, great visibility and plenty of clownfish.
• Port Launay: Protected area, glassy sea. Ideal to spot rays and octopus.
• Baie Ternay: Reached by hike or boat. Some of the island’s best-preserved corals.
• Anse Soleil: Excellent below the granite cliffs (watch the waves).

📍 Praslin

• Anse Lazio: Go all the way to the far right (towards the rocks). Turtles are often seen.
• Anse Petite Cour: Opposite Domaine de La Réserve hotel. Very fish-rich.
• St Pierre Islet: (Boat required) The postcard-perfect Seychelles. Schools of fusiliers and colorful coral heads.
• Anse La Blague: Less known, very calm—great for spotting big parrotfish.

📍 La Digue

• Anse Sévère: The island’s best spot at high tide. Turtles often swim among bathers.
• Anse Source d'Argent: Shallow lagoon, perfect for beginners.
• Anse Réunion: Eagle rays are often visible early in the morning.
• Coco & Félicité: (Boat required) The “must-do”. Reef sharks (harmless) and soft-coral gardens.

Full-day group excursions

The travelers’ favorite option. Departure at 9am, snorkeling, a stop on an island (e.g. Curieuse, Moyenne, Coco), a BBQ lunch on the sand, and back at sunset.

Private trip

To visit islands and snorkel without fixed schedules and with full privacy.
More expensive, but offers total freedom.