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Rendezvous Diguois in La Digue
A gathering said to be held on La Digue, the small, largely car-free island known for ox-cart transport and Anse Source d'Argent's granite boulder beaches. The French name (roughly 'the La Digue meeting') suggests a community or cultural gathering, but a specific, independently verifiable program under this exact name could not be confirmed during this session's research.
La Digue is the fourth-largest inhabited island in Seychelles by population but has deliberately kept development minimal, banning most private cars and relying instead on bicycles and ox-carts, a choice that has become central to its tourism identity and to the rhythm of daily life for its roughly 3,000 residents.