Anse l'Ilot
Beach Gallery
Beach Information
- Swimming
- Shade
- Family-friendly
- Bus stop
- Video
- Photo-friendly
Nestled in the northwest of Seychelles' main island, Mahé, Anse L’Ilot is a hidden gem. Its seclusion, often making it a challenge to spot from the road, ensures it remains untouched by throngs of tourists. Though access is simple with a nearby bus stop and parking, it's essential to plan a visit during low tide. High tides can completely submerge this pristine beach. This idyllic location boasts golden sand, clear ocean waters, and picturesque palm trees. Amenities aren't scarce either; the nearby Bliss Hotel houses a restaurant and spa within 500m, and some shops lie close to the road. The shallow waters are ideal for swimming and snorkelling, especially between June and September. However, visitors should be cautious of the sudden depth drop about 50m from the shore. The lack of a coral reef barrier can make waters choppy during winter. Despite the beach's tranquility, falling coconuts remain a hazard. In summary, Anse L’Ilot is a tranquil paradise, suitable for couples seeking solitude and families aiming for peaceful beach outings.
A tranquil hideaway in the northwest of Mahé, positioned just north of Glacis. Accessible effortlessly by bus or car, with both parking and a bus station close by. While the water is fairly shallow, it's ideal for families but with supervised children. Bliss Hotel, around 450m away, features a spa and restaurant. Several small shops are also a short walk away. The beach is a haven for swimmers and snorkelers, with a drop-off situated roughly 50m from the shore.
