Anse Soleil lies on the south-west coast of Mahe, with a stunning bay that's great for underwater activities like snorkelling and swimming. The beach nestles in tropical vegetation and is 300m long with granite rocks lines on either side. It further opens to a small bay that has preserved underwater life along with coral beds. Getting to the beach might be challenging but it's worth it. The beach also owns a tiny cafe that serves seafood.
It is an amazingly alluring bay, a great place for swimming and snorkelling, and it displays a wide stretch of sandy seashore, encompassed by huge shady trees. This sea beach in Seychelles is truly photogenic and a well-known spot for weekend beach hangouts and picnics. There is a little beachside bistro here, which serves superb seafood.
The beach is situated at very close proximity to some of the best hotels and hence, is generally mainstream among visitors. This is the reason that there are always tourists on this beach, irrespective of what time of the year it is. However, in case you are not too fond of crowds, fret not, as you will certainly find some secluded spot around where you can unwind and have a relaxed time with your travel partner.