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Venturing to this beach is undoubtedly a rewarding experience. Even with a little one in tow, I managed to make the descent with ease while sporting comfortable footwear. It's highly recommended to make the trek down rather than contribute to the pollution of the surrounding ecosystem by taking a boat.
This picturesque beach deserves a perfect rating for its breathtaking setting nestled at the base of towering mountains and offering unobstructed views of crystal clear waters. However, its diminutive size requires visitors to don sturdy hiking shoes for the rocky descent and ascent from the road. Despite the crowds during peak season (mid-August), we managed to navigate the spiky rocks and found a spot to enjoy the scenery. If you're willing to carry it along the narrow ledge, a picnic is a great idea. After you've found the easy way back onto the rocks, there's plenty of opportunities for diving and jumping into the refreshing water.
Absolutely splendid! The water is ideal for taking a dip. It takes roughly 15 minutes to make your way down a hill from the main road to the beach, so it's advisable to come prepared with appropriate footwear.
The beach is a wonderful destination to explore, however, it can become quite crowded. It is advisable to avoid visiting during the peak hours of mid-day in the months of July and August, as the heat can be quite intense.
The path leading to the beach can be treacherous, especially when you approach a certain point where a steep cliff looms. The rocks are also quite slippery, especially if you happen to be wet. It is recommended to consider alternative means of transportation such as a trip or cruise, or even a small boat to reach Seychelles beach safely. This way, you can fully enjoy your swim without any discomfort or inconvenience.