Transport & Logistics

How do I get around La Digue?

**BICYCLES - The La Digue Way!** 🚲 Cycling is THE way to explore La Digue. The island is small (5km x 3km) and mostly flat.

- **Rental:** SCR 150-200/day, available at the jetty and guesthouses - **E-bikes:** SCR 300-400/day, helpful for hills to Grand Anse - **Tip:** Rent immediately upon arrival at the jetty

**What you can reach by bike:** - Anse Source d'Argent: 15 min from jetty - L'Union Estate: 10 min - Grand Anse: 20 min (one steep hill) - Anse Cocos: Bike to Grand Anse, then 20-min walk - Anse Marron: Bike to Anse Source d'Argent area, then guided hike

**OTHER OPTIONS:**

**Ox-carts:** Traditional, touristy, slow but charming. ~SCR 200 per trip.

**Golf cart taxis:** For those who can't cycle. Limited availability.

**Walking:** La Passe village is very walkable. Good shoes needed for hiking trails.

**No cars for tourists** - Only residents have vehicles. This is what makes La Digue special!

**Tips:** - Bring lights if cycling after dark - Lock your bike (though theft is rare) - Carry water for longer rides - The hill to Grand Anse is steep - consider walking it - Start early to avoid midday heat

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