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Anse Lazio

Seychelles

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APPEARED IN THE WORLD'S 50 BEST BEACHES, 2023

WHY WE LOVE Anse Lazio

Whether you're interested in snorkeling, swimming, or just admiring one of the most immaculate beaches in the world, Anse Lazio in Prasline Island, Seychelles, will surely take your breath away. You will undoubtedly feel as if you just stepped into a postcard, as the healthy reefs and vivid coral gardens give divers access to a striking environment. If you're slipping on fins for the first time, there are sites for all levels. On land, lush coconut palms flanked by towering granite boulders offer a tropical oasis for travelers presenting the perfect opportunity for exploration and adventurous activities.

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UNIQUE

The surrounding landscape of Anse Lazio makes it very unique.

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NOT TOO CROWDED

Anse Lazio is never too crowded, making it very peaceful.

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FREQUENTLY IDYLLIC

Your odds of perfect beach days are much higher than average at Anse Lazio.

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Torsten Dickmann

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Torsten Dickmann

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Torsten Dickmann

B "Bring your flippers and snorkel gear, the bustling reef just off shore at Anse Lazio Beach will bring you up close and personal with hundreds of rainbow-colored fish."

-AMY M, TRAVEL WRITER

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Anse Lazio WEATHER AVERAGES

AVG. HIGH AVG. LOW RAINY DAYS
JANUARY 29 ° 25 ° 15.4
FEBRUARY 30 ° 26 ° 9.8
MARCH 30 ° 25 ° 9.7
APRIL 30 ° 26 ° 9
MAY 30 ° 26 ° 8.6
JUNE 28 ° 26 ° 6.3
JULY 27 ° 25 ° 4.2
AUGUST 28 ° 25 ° 6.3
SEPTEMBER 28 ° 25 ° 8.1
OCTOBER 29 ° 25 ° 9.2
NOVEMBER 29 ° 25 ° 10.9
DECEMBER 29 ° 25 ° 14.5
IN-DEPTH Anse Lazio WEATHER DATA icon

THE PERFECT DAY AT Anse Lazio



There isn't really a wrong time to visit Seychelles, but to avoid the most rain, it's best to skip December, January, and February. For the driest months, plan your visit for June, July, or August. The summer months are generally busier, so we suggest going in April or October for fewer tourists and great water conditions. April and October fall between two trade winds that hit the island every year, meaning the water conditions will be calmer with less chance of seaweed affecting the beach.