Anse Lascars – Key Features
Dive into adventure: Explore Anse Lascars, Silhouette’s rocky haven with sun-kissed shores, underwater wonders, & nature’s embrace!
East coast of Silhouette Island, third largest Seychelles island
Rocky with patches of sand
Rocky, often-deserted beach with deep water at high tide and calm waters at low tide.
Swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing, exploring rock pools, picnicking
Anse Lascars
Anse Lascars is one of the beautiful beaches of Silhouette Island, it is a wild beach mixture of rocky landscape, deep water with rough waves, especially during the high tide.
As said above that it is a wild beach, so unsafe for swimming or even trying for other activities too. Although swimming can be possible at the low tide. Also, the beach is worth a visit once if staying at Silhouette, for exploring its stunning natural beauty.
However, getting to the beach is easy for the patrons of the nearby resorts of the island, having a simple walk along the coast. There are very fewer cars and vehicles on Silhouette and also no official roads or infrastructure, so it is advised to the visitors make a day trip.
Deepwater here, so no swimming or other activities possible, rather than make a leisurely walk. Though, if anyone wants to swim, then they have to wait for the low tide, where swimming is managed with great safety.
On the other hand, the beach surrounding is also equipped with abandoned tombs, remains of Arabic sailors. The environment that is taken over by nature and the wild atmosphere is a unique thing to watch. The beach can be perfect for those who want some private time to spend, as people may find alone completely here.
Best Time to Visit Anse Lascars
Anse Lascars, located on Silhouette Island, is a stunning, remote beach known for its rugged beauty and rich history. Here’s the best time to visit:
- Best for Swimming & Snorkeling: Visit between April to May and September to November when the waters are calm and perfect for exploring the marine life.
- Best for Hiking & Exploring: The dry season from May to October offers ideal conditions for trekking the island’s lush trails and discovering the unique history of Anse Lascars.
- Best for Relaxation & Photography: The golden hours of sunrise and sunset create breathtaking views, making it a great time for photography and peaceful beach strolls.
With its mix of natural beauty and cultural significance, Anse Lascars is an incredible destination for adventure and relaxation.
Tips for Visiting Anse Lascars
- Snorkeling Paradise: The waters around the beach are teeming with marine life, making it a great spot for underwater exploration.
- Wear Comfortable Shoes: The beach is slightly rocky in some areas, so proper footwear is recommended for walking.
- Limited Facilities: Carry essentials like water, snacks, and sunscreen, as there are no shops nearby.
- Ideal for History Lovers: The beach is named after early explorers and traders, with traces of ancient settlements in the area.
- Respect the Environment: Silhouette Island is a protected nature reserve, so be mindful of the flora and fauna.
Anse Lascars is perfect for travelers looking to experience Seychelles’ untouched beauty and history in a peaceful setting.
Things to Carry
It depends on the time when you visit, but basically, so the general thing that you may need are as follows:-
Camera
Sun Protection Cream
Hat
Sunglasses
Swimming Costumes
Game Stuff for Playing on Beach
How to Reach Anse Lascars
The beach is easily and mostly visited by, the patrons of the nearby accommodations. There are limited cars, so can access on foot, if staying at Silhouette island.
Touch down at Mahé International Airport, fly or ferry to Silhouette Island, and then enjoy the hike described above. Embrace the journey!
Follow a scenic 30-minute footpath from La Passe village, winding through forest and past the Dauban Mausoleum.
Many boat tours from surrounding islands or Mahé offer stops at Anse Lascars for swimming, snorkeling, and exploring.
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