Anse Lazio Ranks 6th in TripAdvisor’s List of World’s Best Beaches
VICTORIA, Seychelles, Anse Lazio beach on Praslin Island has secured the sixth position in TripAdvisor prestigious list of the world best beaches, reaffirming Seychelles place on the global tourism map. The ranking is based on millions of reviews and ratings submitted by travellers from around the world. Anse Lazio stands out for its powdery white sands, translucent turquoise waters, and breathtaking panoramic views, which together make it one of the most photographed beaches in the Indian Ocean region.
The Seychelles Islands, renowned for its unparalleled natural beauty, celebrates another milestone as Anse Lazio secures its place in the top ten of the respected ranking. The result is seen as a strong endorsement of the country effort to maintain the cleanliness and safety of its beaches. Local tourism operators noted that the recognition comes at a good time as the country heads into its high season.
Anse Lazio is no stranger to international recognition and has featured in various global rankings in past years, including lists published by major travel publications. Its consistent appearance on these lists is credited to the ongoing work of the Seychelles Tourism Board, the Seychelles Islands Foundation, and the many small businesses that operate in and around the area. The beach is also protected under national environmental laws, which restrict development in the surrounding area.
Tourism officials noted that the TripAdvisor recognition is expected to give a further boost to arrivals from key source markets, particularly in Europe and Asia. The Seychelles Tourism Board has indicated that it will continue to leverage such rankings in its international marketing campaigns. The board is also working with partners on Praslin to ensure that infrastructure and services at Anse Lazio match the expectations of the growing number of visitors.
Visitors to Anse Lazio can also use the opportunity to explore other attractions on Praslin, including the Vallee de Mai nature reserve, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Local tour operators offer a range of experiences, from guided walks to boat trips to nearby islands. The Seychelles Tourism Board encourages all visitors to respect the natural environment, to dispose of waste responsibly, and to follow the guidance of local staff during their visit.



