Coconut Climb

A well-liked hiking track in the Seychelles that provides breathtaking views of the surroundings is called the Coconut Climb. The trail's moniker comes from the numerous coconut palms that adorn its path.One of the most well-liked tourist sites in the Seychelles is the island of La Digue, where you can find the Coconut Climb trek in Mahe island. The path climbs to Nid d'Aigle, the island's highest peak, and begins at the village of La Passe. Depending on your fitness level and pace, the 3 km long trail can be finished in one to two hours.

There are numerous viewpoints along the well-marked trail that provide breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean's turquoise waters as well as the nearby islands. Although there are steps and ropes to help hikers manage the rocky terrain, the climb can be difficult in certain places.Hikers are rewarded with expansive views of La Digue and the other islands at the summit of the ascent. In addition, the peak makes a fantastic location for a picnic or just lounging and admiring the gorgeous surroundings.It is advised that you start your journey early in the morning to avoid the midday heat, carry lots of water, and wear appropriate climbing shoes if you intend to hike the Coconut Climb trail.