Turtle Bay
Beach Gallery
Beach Information
- Coral reef
- WC
- Restaurant
- Shade
- Family-friendly
- Bus stop
- Photo-friendly
Turtle Bay, nestled in the southeast of Mahé is Turtle Bay, a testament to serene beauty and nature’s delicate balance. Its hallmark is its water - shallow and calm, guarded against the ocean's might by an intricate coral reef barrier. Its ambiance makes it a lover's lane for families and couples alike, seeking solace by its shores. The beach beckons and the pathways oblige. Major coastal roads align themselves, allowing for an easy commute whether by personal vehicles or the island's buses. The beach’s charm lies in its tranquility - the calm surface, making it a magnet for swimmers, snorkellers, and windsurfers. But if your heart seeks stillness, the sands and sunny ambiance will gladly oblige. The vistas here are boundless. Sweeping ocean views, the subtle play of light on water, and the promise of adventure with various water sports. With Turtle Bay, the Seychelles spins a tale of timeless beauty, ease of access, and a host of experiences awaiting each visitor's footprint.
Scenic beach featuring gentle waters and tiny waves. Family-oriented because of its protective reef and absence of steep drop-offs. Close to a primary road, enabling easy reach by vehicle or bus. Nearby are a couple of eateries (Vye Marmit and the Tyfoo) and local shops. The peaceful sea is perfect for activities such as swimming, snorkelling, kitesurfing, and windsurfing. Especially favored by locals, with families visiting for picnics and fishermen occasionally docking their boats.
