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The Seychelles are home to many stunning and very different beaches.
On this page you’ll find a list of beaches along with their main characteristics.
A small secluded bay near Grand Anse.
Long east-coast stretch, ideal for kitesurfing.
A tiny cove nestled between rocks.
A wild show of the southern waves.
A typical fishing village.
A calm little beach protected by the reef.
Residential area with small coves.
Former pirate hideout, great for families.
Long and narrow, on the west coast.
The wildest and most majestic.
Facing the little islet L'Islette.
Private bay of the Maia Resort.
Northern point with views of Silhouette.
Only accessible on foot or by boat.
Windy coast, local surfers’ paradise.
Small beach behind 'Surfers'.
The ocean’s power at its purest.
The locals’ favorite lagoon.
A small bohemian cove tucked away.
Iconic southern beach.
A huge historic bay.
Protected marine park.
Mahé’s main hub.
A succession of coves after Beau Vallon.
Impressive boulders in the north.
The little gem of Anse Royale.
Several calm coves in the north.
The longest beach on the west coast.
Rocky coastline.
Inside the Four Seasons property.
The southernmost point.
A small blue lagoon.
A vast deserted stretch in the south.
A charming coastal village.
The best family snorkeling.
A small cove north of Beau Vallon.
Large shallow area.
A little-known cove.
A calm beach on the way to Anse Lazio.
A series of small rocky coves in the south.
One of the most beautiful beaches in the world, accessible via Hôtel Lémuria or by boat.
A small eroded but charming bay, ideal for sunsets.
A secluded beach at the end of a steep road.
Often ranked the best beach in the world. A perfect lagoon.
A peaceful beach in the southeast of the island.
A narrow beach along the coastal road.
A calm, sheltered bay, ideal for canoeing.
A small shady cove popular with locals.
Not to be confused with Mahé’s—calm and intimate.
The main beach: 3 km of white sand.
Long west-coast beach close to shops.
A small cove nestled between Lémuria’s rocks.
A small beach in the east, famous for its juice bar.
Only accessible on foot, very wild.
A hidden rocky cove after Anse Cocos.
A magnificent bay accessible via a forest walk.
The end point of the paved road on the east coast.
Recognizable by its massive rock set on the sand.
Long beach along the west coast near the village.
The hidden gem of the south—requires a guide.
A small cove in the north, excellent for snorkeling.
Neighboring beach of Source d'Argent.
The best spot to see giant tortoises and watch the sunset.
The most photographed beach in the world.
Beach located inside L'Union Estate park.
Spectacular, but extremely dangerous currents.
Grand Anse’s little sister—just as dangerous.
The ultimate in luxury and exclusivity.
Pure coral sand on a flat atoll.
A wild beach at the foot of a tropical mountain.
A beach of giant tortoises and mangroves.
A coral atoll—perfect to completely disconnect.
Crystal-clear turquoise waters surrounding the Six Senses complex.
Everything you need to know for a successful beach stay.