Which La Digue beach has calm water without big waves or seaweed?

Anse Coco generally has strong surf, like Grand Anse and Petite Anse, but its far end has a natural sheltered pool where swimming is calmer.

At Anse Source d’Argent during low tide, the water is calm enough for extended swimming among fish; shallow channels lead out from shore between underwater grassy patches.

Anse Coco beach on the south side of the island is calm and free of big waves — an option alongside Anse Patates in the north, though it's unclear about seaweed there.

Anse Interdance is known for powerful waves — fun for wave-jumping, but don't swim there with sunglasses on since a wave can easily sweep them off. Not the right choice if you want calm, wave-free water.

Grand Anse is very beautiful, but when there are no waves it gets shallow with a coral-covered seabed. It also gets crowded with tourists brought in by boat excursions.

Anse Patates is recommended as one of the island's best beaches: atmospheric, intimate, with beautiful views. It's about a 5-minute bike ride north from Anse Severe.