Anse Soleil- Travel Tips
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Natural Scenery
Seychelles
5 Reviews
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Suggested Duration: 3 hours
Anse Soleil is a picturesque bay on Mahé, known for its golden sands and turquoise-blue waters. Although popular among tourists due to its proximity to nearby accommodations, the beach never feels overcrowded, offering plenty of space for visitors to relax. The beach is accessible via a nearby bus stop, with limited parking and a restaurant offering meals with a view. Ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and occasionally surfing, the waters can be deep, especially at high tide, so caution is advised. With nearby accommodations and shops, Anse Soleil provides a tranquil spot to enjoy the natural beauty of the Seychelles.

Reviews of Anse Soleil

  • reviews-avatar guy estragon
    5
    Reviewed: 2024-12-27

    Beautiful intimate beach ! It’s a bit of a shame that there were seaweed when we came (dec 24’) but it was definitely still worth it. Please be aware of the strong current near the rocks .There is 2 restaurants on the beach where you can enjoy a drink or a nice meal.

  • reviews-avatar Lewis Bullock
    5
    Reviewed: 2024-07-01

    Very nice secluded beach beautiful.However, there is an old restaurant that is closed with a very grumpy man who will either shout at you or ignore you.Best is to go up slightly to the beachcomber resort and walk straight through their resort onto the beach

  • reviews-avatar Yana
    5
    Reviewed: 2024-06-12

    One of the best and clean beaches on Seychelles. But it’s hard to find a day without waves😅one need to come before 11 am to park otherwise need to go for a while.

  • reviews-avatar Petra Mrvová
    5
    Reviewed: 2023-09-25

    One of the most beautiful beaches on Mahe if not the best one. Great for swimming and snorkling, crystal clear water with lots of fish. Bus 6B goes there only on workdays, but you can go from Baie Lazare Police Station by walk which takes around 45 minutes. I recommend using the SPTC app to check the bus itinerary if you don't rent a car. We visited Petite Anse in the morning and this one in the afternoon. Both really awesome. It took us around 30 minutes to get from the Petite Anse to this one.

  • reviews-avatar John Nell
    5
    Reviewed: 2022-08-09

    By far the best beach on Mahé. Snorkeling is great. We walked from Valmer Resort to the beach not knowing the long and steep climb we had to make. A super friendly woman who works in the resort at the beach picked us up in her pickup and really made our day. She pointed out the best spots so snorkeling was amazing and the best we had on all seychelles. We saw several stingray, a very large octopus and lots and lots of multicoloured fish hiding, playing and fighting between coral and the granite boulders. Thanks to the great lady we went back another day (by taxi this time) to do some more snorkeling. Pictures of snorkeling don't do justice to the "finding Nemo" experience we had. It was amazing... One minor downside: when you go back after 18.00u over a small local restaurant property (only a few metres) than you can encounter a very angry restaurant owner. He says things like: "I will kill you with hot water!" We had a good laugh about it and I guess it's the only angry man on whole Seychelles. 😁

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