Anse Baleine
Beach Gallery
Beach Information
- Coral reef
- Swimming
- Shade
- Family-friendly
- Bus stop
- Photo-friendly
Contrary to its name, which translates to "whale" in French, Anse Baleine is a quaint beach nestling in Mahé's southeastern region. Its shallow waters and abundant shade make it a haven for families and couples. Interestingly, despite its attraction, it often remains untouched, giving visitors a chance to enjoy its beauty in solitude. Reaching Anse Baleine is hassle-free, thanks to its proximity to a main thoroughfare. While parking spaces are limited, public transport options are readily available. On arrival, the serene ambiance, with soft waves caressing the shore, envelopes visitors. During weekdays, one can often find oneself the sole occupant, while weekends see local families converging for picnics and playful moments. For those seeking sunlit spots, mornings are ideal, while shade lovers will appreciate the afternoon canopy. The tranquil waters are perfect for swimming and snorkelling adventures. Occasionally, locals can be seen fishing or playing by the granite formations. For a fulfilling day, visitors can venture to nearby beaches like Anse Royale and Anse Parnel for gastronomic experiences. Anse Baleine, with its intimate charm and local flavor, promises an authentic Seychellois experience.
Cozy, often quiet beach located southeast of Mahé. Suitable for families because of its calm waves and shallow waters. The main road has nearby bus stops, making it accessible. Nearby Anse Royale and Anse Parnel on the main road have amenities. Best photographed in the morning as shade envelops the beach by afternoon.
