Petite Anse

Beautiful beach! White sand and crystal clear water. Unfortunately, you have to go through the Four Seasons hotel property to access the beach. But it is still worthwhile. From the hotel main gate to the beach, it is a 20 minutes walk. Down hill. Só, your way back is going to be up, up, up. Be prepared. Bring your own water, drinks and food and enjoy it!

Beautiful beach with lots of snorkeling opportunities. We parked at the entrance of the four seasons hotel and registered at the entry to walk through their property to the beach, which takes around 10 minutes.

Visually, this was the most beautiful beach on the island for us. Turquoise blue water as far as the eye can see — simply a dream beach. Unfortunately, it’s not ideal for swimming because there are many rocks in the water. However, it’s a great spot for snorkeling. To visit the beach, you just need to register at the reception and then walk about 10–15 minutes down to the beach — and it’s definitely worth it.

This was the most beautiful beach in the area we visited! The beach strip was wide, the sand was white and powder like. The water was amazing and much calmer in comparison to other beaches nearby. Not overcrowded at all. To reach it, you have to go through the „Four Seasons“ resort. Aim to go early as there are not many available parking spots. The staff at the gate was really nice and welcoming. You have to let them know you want to visit the beach, leave your contact details and get visitor bracelets. The beach is within 10-15 minutes on foot. The road is very steep on the way back, so make sure you don’t forget something once you head to the beach. Limited shade.

Maybe best beach on Mahe. No rocks in wathrr. Only you must park outside of area and go trou resort garden.

Beautiful Beach but you must go by walk through the private holidays camp (15 min) and when arrived impossible to get a drink, since it is reserved to the person of the camp. A beautiful beach which is 99% private :-(

Petite Anse is, without a doubt, the most beautiful beach I’ve ever seen in my life. Tucked away in a bay at the Four Seasons, it’s a true slice of paradise. The turquoise water is perfect for swimming, and the calmness of the bay makes it ideal for snorkeling or simply floating and relaxing in peace. What truly made my stay unforgettable was the sunset on my last day - it was absolutely phenomenal. The sky turned into a masterpiece of soft pastels and deep orange hues, reflecting off the ocean in the most magical way.

One of the best beaches in Seychelles. Free entry through Four Seasons front gate, but you have to register your visit and you'll get a yellow wristband. You can park your car for free outside the front gate, but there's not many spots, so hope for the best. Walk down to the beach is steep, but worth it.