On this Seychelles beach the south end stays calm while the north end gets chop by 10am
At 8:30am on a June morning, the south end of Anse Lazio is flat enough to reflect the granite boulders above the waterline. Forty meters north, past the curve where the beach bends toward the headland, the surface has texture, small swells pushed by a wind that’s been crossing the Indian Ocean since late April. … Lire plus










