Anse Intendance

My favorite beach on Mahe Island. You reach it by driving through a lush forest, which adds a sense of adventure before you even see the stunning coastline. A perfect blend of wild nature and serene beauty.

Beautiful beach, perfect for a relaxing walk. You can also go for a swim here as the waves aren’t too strong.

One of the best beach in Mahé. We enjoyed the turquoise water, rough waves and big boulders. Beach is less crowded. We were there for 2 hrs and there were less than 10 families altogether. If you like privacy on the beach this is the one. One thing i didn’t like was the beach had no shower or place to wash. They should do something about this. Free parking is available here.

Anse Intendance is one of the most beautiful beaches we visited, wide stretches of soft white sand, dramatic granite rocks, and stunning turquoise water create a truly unforgettable setting. It’s perfect for sunbathing, photos, and enjoying the natural scenery. Just be careful with the sea: the waves and currents can be very strong, so swimming isn’t always safe. Despite that, the view and peaceful atmosphere make it a must-see stop on Mahé.

Anse Intendance is one of the most beautiful beaches in Mahé – absolutely worth the visit! The beach is wide, wild, and breathtaking, with soft white sand and turquoise waters. There’s also a lovely restaurant right on the beach and even a tortoise garden. A truly dreamy and unforgettable place in Seychelles. 🌴✨

Very nice beach. Unfortunately it is not allowed to swim (at least at our stay in Septembre. Quite rough waves.

A fantastic beach. Ideal for sunbathing and cool pictures but not for swimming. There is not a lot of spots with shade and the current is extremely strong at times. There is quite a few parking spots and a small shop 2-min from the beach.

I am giving this place a 4 purely based off of the views, however, this is not a practical beach for swimming. The waves were massive and the tide comes in very far. However, for photography the beach had really nice granite rocks! There is a sizable parking lot with a walkway, but this area is being built up as a resort as of 2025. That may affect the accessibility in the future.