Sunset Beach

There is no actual beach, just a small rocky area that gets submerged in water. It seems like those who found a beach must have visited during low tide. We couldn't even find a proper pathway to access the beach, but we could see it from the road above. Additionally, there is no parking available.

We have come back to this beach many times because it is a wonderful, small, and tranquil spot. If there is no coral bleaching, the snorkeling to the right of the bay is usually quite good.

We visited another lovely beach on Mahe, but unfortunately, we didn't get to witness a sunset due to bad timing.

Definitely worth checking out, this beach is absolutely lovely and offers a hassle-free entry into the water. It's not crowded at all, so you can pretty much have it all to yourself. The closest shop is just a 10-minute walk away, and it's a pleasant and easy 30-minute stroll from beau vallon.

We chose this beach for our post-wedding photoshoot and it turned out to be the perfect location. The beach has a cozy atmosphere and the waves are incredibly pleasant. On one end, there are scattered stones, while on the other end, there are beautiful palm trees. Although parking can be a bit challenging, it is definitely worth visiting this stunning place.