Anse Intendance, Seychelles Overview

Located at the south of Mahe, Anse Intendance is one of the isolated beaches of Seychelles. Since there are no reefs, the beach shore has larger waves making it an ideal spot for surfing rather than swimming. With a backdrop of mangroves and large granite formations, the beach is a picture-perfect spot when in Seychelles. It is also one of the few beaches in Seychelles where turtle nests are common. The remote beach hosts only one resort known as the Banyan Tree, which is a luxury paradise for all its guests. The best time to visit the beach is from October to March.

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Banyan Tree Resort

The Banyan Tree Resort is a well-known luxury resort and is the only structure to inhabit the Anse Intendance beach. The resort, which is right next to the beach, is home to around 60 villas. These villas come in 7 unique styles that cater to the different needs of every guest.

Each villa is also equipped with a private pool that enhances your experience at the resort. Other facilities provided by Banyan Tree Resort are an exclusive gym, relaxing spa, tennis court, wetland area and an infinity pool.

The resort offers several tours and activities for guests to enjoy that can be found on their website. It also contains 4 restaurants that serve both local and international cuisines as well as 2 bars- one near the pool and another to refresh you when on the Anse Intendance beach. Destination dining is also available for booking for those wishing to indulge in gourmet cuisine with a fabulous one of a kind view.

Places to Eat

Anse Intendance beach may cater to the souls of many travellers but as it is located in the outer reaches of the towns, there are no restaurants dotting the beach aside from the Rum Shack Bar by Banyan Tree Resort that provides cool refreshments. However, several nearby restaurants and cafe provide visitors with delicious meals that truly satiate their hunger.

For a local menu filled with authentic Creole dishes, as well as a taste of the Seychelles lifestyle, the Le Reduit Restaurant and Surfers Beach Restaurant provide a hearty welcome. The many restaurants in the Banyan Tree Resort are also open to visitors, out of which the Saffron specialises and Asian and Thai food whereas the Au Jardin D'Epices' terrace location attracts those looking to enjoy gourmet food with a spectacular view of the turquoise ocean.