Anse Royale is a beautiful, long beach in the south-east of Mahe. We will linger here a little, because there is a nice restaurant on the beach and the possibility of using a toilet, including an outdoor shower.

Swimming, snorkelling, admiring, taking pictures. There is also the Summer Beach Bar, where you can have nice cocktails on the beach. A perfect place to relax. The approximate time it takes here is around 1-2 hours (depending on the amount of cocktails). :-)

A real insider tip from a very small but fine beach in the south-west of Mahé. There is also a great restaurant for lunch, where you can enjoy Creole and vegetarian cuisine as well as freshly caught fish. There is also a toilet there. Great bay, where you can also enjoy a great meal in swimming trunks with an amazing view. A must!

You will see a quiet beach in the southwest of Mahé. The water is very shallow, not good for swimming or snorkelling, but lying down for a while with a cold beer in hand is always a good idea.

Beau Vallon is THE beach on the north of Mahe. There is a lot to see, we like to stop and it is always possible to swim or snorkel as you wish. There are also some local take-aways with fresh fish and Creole food, coconuts and other fruits for sale. There is also the Beach Shak Bar, where you can enjoy a beach view and beach access, delicious rum (Takamaka) cocktails, a draft cold local beer (Seybrew) or a non-alcoholic mocktail. Depending on what time you book our island tour, you also have the option of an enchanting sunset, which starts at around 6 p.m. and ends at 7 p.m. If you are interested, you can always extend the island tour (25 € per hour). You can decide this yourself on the day of the tour and at short notice. We are very flexible and are very, very happy to cater to your wishes.

Lonely and beautiful beach in the southwest of Mahe. Giant tortoises, a small bay with a Creole restaurant and real Seychelles cuisine right on the beach await you for an (optional) delicious lunch.

A very beautiful and exceptional waterfall for the Seychelles. We will walk there for about 15 minutes to the waterfall (not strenuous). The waterfall has a small lake in front of it, where you can take a refreshing dip in the spring-fresh water. Please bring a towel for this.

These beautiful beaches would also be on Mahé: Carana Beach granite rocks It has to be seen and photographed. Extremely spectacular, unique and beautiful. It is also possible to swim there, but the waves are rough and only suitable for good swimmers. Port Launay, Hotel Ephelia One of the most beautiful beaches on Mahe, in a stunning bay. Depending on where you are staying, you may combine this with a sunset. Petit Anse, the Four Seasons Resort beach An incredibly beautiful beach in the south-west of Mahé. However, access is not always guaranteed and depends on how many guests who are not staying at the resort are already there. You also have to walk a bit down the hill and back to the beach, about 20 minutes. But it's 100% worth the effort, guaranteed! Grand Police Bay The most pristine beach on Mahé, completely without tourists, but not suitable for swimming. An easy 15 minute stroll to the beach.