Anse Nord d'Est
Beach Gallery
Beach Information
- Swimming
- Shade
- Family-friendly
- Bus stop
- Video
- Photo-friendly
Enveloped in the embrace of Mahé, Seychelles' majestic island jewel, Anse Nord d'Est is a sprawling mosaic of smaller, enchanting coastal havens. It paints a canvas where the wild spirits of the waves rise higher, more tempestuously than the other serene Seychelles bays. A word of caution—the waters here, though inviting, can dip into depths that may pose challenges for young swimmers or those less familiar with the water's embrace. Reaching this coastal retreat is an effortless journey. Whether you glide in by car, hailed taxi, or opt for the island-style rhythm of the local buses, the pathways to Anse Nord d'Est are well-trodden. A remarkable trait of this stretch is its chameleon-like quality. Every bay, over its two-kilometre span, reveals a distinct character—each promising a fresh vignette of Seychelles' charm. For thrill-seekers, the waves beckon with the promise of a surfer's paradise. And while eateries might be sparse, local shops whisper tales of basic treasures. Dive into the embrace of Anse Nord d'Est—a sanctuary where diversity thrives under the gaze of the Seychelles sun.
Essentially a combination of multiple smaller beaches spanning two kilometres. Generally safe for families, though some areas have deep waters, cautioning less confident swimmers. Nearby bus stop and ample public parking ensure convenience. Proximity to shops is a bonus. Shade offers relief from sun.
