Local Guides

Mahé's liveliest bay — swim, dive, feast, repeat

Anse Volbert by day, the world's best beaches next door

Slow island life and the most photographed beach in the world

Capital, markets, museums & Creole culture

Marina dining, boutique shopping and waterfront bars on Mahé's reclaimed island

Southern Mahé's village bay, Creole bites and a spice garden

Granite coves and calm bays on Mahé's quiet south-west shore

The quieter south-west coast — beach stays, local eats, and a working village

Quiet beaches and casual eats on the sheltered western approach to Beau Vallon

Surf beaches, Creole kitchens, and the coast that named a rum

A calm, sheltered bay on Mahé's south-west coast, with local seafood spots, boutique shops, and guesthouses lining the coastal road.

West-facing beaches, open-sea bars, and fresh fish on Mahé's quietest stretch of coast.

Praslin's ferry hub: cast off, eat well, explore east