Grand Police Bay

Beach Gallery

Beach Information

• Scuba diving
• Shade
• Bus stop
• Photo-friendly

Nestled on the southernmost shoreline of Mahé, Seychelles' majestic main island, Police Bay stands as the grander counterpart to Petite Police. It's a different world here—where deep, tumultuous waters embrace the shore, guarded by an offshore coral reef, yet demanding caution for those envisioning a gentle swim. Venture here and be greeted by raw, untamed scenery, which juxtaposes with Seychelles' conventional tranquility but offers a refreshingly contrasting experience. A mere five-minute walk from the available parking at Petite Police brings you to this splendid vista. Alternatively, Anse Bazzarca's bus stop lies a stone's throw away, though buses here are not too frequent. While its deep, restless waters deter swimming, surfers find joy in riding its challenging waves. Dive beneath and the underwater topography comes alive, adorned with ancient corals and marine wonders. While at first glance it might not fit the Seychelles' usual allure, its dramatic mix of waves crashing against rock formations and serene corals make for an unparalleled experience. And as you look deeper, you'll realize Police Bay isn't merely a beach—it's a canvas of nature's wild artistry. A haven for surf enthusiasts and a paradise for photographers, this bay offers a Seychelles experience with an edge.

Untamed bay on Mahé's southern coast. Due to the deep waters and high waves, not advisable for swimmers or families. Perfect for surfers, divers, and photographers. Shade offers sun protection. The natural setting is breathtaking.