Anse Boudin
Beach Gallery
Beach Information
- Swimming
- WC
- Restaurant
- Shade
- Family-friendly
- Bus stop
- Video
- Photo-friendly
In the northeast corner of Praslin, Anse Boudin stands as an ambassador of Seychelles' diverse beauty. Gazing towards Curieuse Island, its shallow shores deepen quickly, beckoning adventurers and little ones alike. While seaweed might occasionally appear on the scene, nature ensures it’s a brief performance. Accessible by foot, car, or bus, this beach is a theater of life. Traditional fishermen anchor their boats here, and on Saturdays, the beach turns into an arena of sandy soccer. Snorkellers will find joy in its crystalline embrace, and food connoisseurs will find a smorgasbord of local delicacies nearby. Intrepid souls can also set sail to Curieuse or Cousin islands for more natural wonders. Summing up, Anse Boudin is a mosaic of Seychelles’ life – from fishermen to football, making it a must-visit for those seeking an authentic island experience.
Primarily a fishing location where local Seychellois fishermen frequently dock their boats or fish. Safe for kids due to the shallow waters, but they should exercise caution as the depth increases further out. Accessible on foot, car, or public transport. Local shops, fruit stalls, and several eateries are nearby. Natural shade ensures sun protection.
