Anse Forbans
Beach Gallery
Beach Information
- Coral reef
- Swimming
- WC
- Restaurant
- Shade
- Family-friendly
- Bus stop
- Video
- Photo-friendly
Positioned in the southeast of Mahé, Anse Forbans is near other inviting beaches like Turtle Bay and Anse aux Pins. Like its neighbors, an offshore coral reef acts as a protective barrier, ensuring calm, shallow waters – a haven for families and young ones. Various accommodations, ranging from quaint guesthouses to the lavish Hilton Allamanda Resort, are situated close to this beach. Most visitors are residents of these accommodations, enjoying the short walk to the shoreline. Reaching Anse Forbans is straightforward, with a nearby bus stop facilitating the commute. While car travel is possible, parking is limited to the main road. Upon arrival, visitors are welcomed by the serene waters, safe for both children and apprehensive swimmers. Those stationed at the Hilton Allamanda Resort often indulge in snorkelling, taking in the underwater vistas. For others, nearby accommodations can provide guidance for the same. Sharing numerous traits with its neighboring beaches, this stretch of the Seychelles coastline promises a delightful experience for every visitor.|.
A fairly frequented southeast bay on Mahé, in close vicinity to various lodgings. Families find it appealing due to its shallow waters and absence of a sudden drop-off. An adjacent bus stop facilitates public transport access. Trees offer shade from the sun's intensity.
