There is not possible to enter the ocean because of big waves and there is a signboard at the beach that it is prohibited to swim from June to September because of the dangerous currents! That is the place just to look at and make...More

One of the most beautiful and incredible beaches in Mahe island. Milky waves and nicely shaped rocks are very photogenic. And you can collect different colourful shells too...!If your are in Seychelles do not forget to pay a visit to this amazing place... !

Here are the characteristics of the beach: - quite broad, close to a resort - easy to find shade if you want to rest - not crowded on the day we went there - nice sand with no stones on the bottom - no seaweeds!...More

Nice beach. Sea at times can be rough specially during the southern Monsoon. Otherwise it's a nice place to be. Quite far from the shop so better takes your drinks and snacks with you.

It is a little off the main road, but so well worth it. The water is as warm as bath water, and the color of the sea is amazing. Pristine, with not one spec of litter . The Banyan Tree hotel stretches along the beach,...More

This big beach with fine white sand and crystal clear water has two temperaments: rough and dangerous and calm and crystal. It is nonetheless a consistently peaceful beach. You can often spot turtles walking up/down the beach to lay their eggs.

Just loved this stunning beach! There are waves but I had no trouble swimming that particular day. Lots of fruit bats to entertain us on one of the trees... dont miss this beach!