Anse Trusalo - Unspoilt natural beach with a view of L'Islette, Mahé, Seychelles

The marvellous beach Anse Trusalo lies at the West coast of Mahé, in the vicinity of Port Glaudand offers an unrivalled view of the offshore Island L'Islette. This remote and little-visited stretch of coast is ideal for travellers in search of peace, nature and authenticity - far away from mass tourism.

Important information about Anse Trusalo

• Location: West coast of Mahé, in the Port Glaud region

• Beach length: approx. 300-400 metres

• Sand: Soft, light-coloured sand with fine grain size

• Water depth: Shallow slope - ideal for swimming, also for families

• Marine vegetation: Occasional seaweed, depending on the tides and season

• Special feature: View of the island of L'Islette - sometimes accessible on foot at low tide

What makes this beach special?

• Natural: No infrastructure, no hotels or stalls

• Less frequented: Ideal for privacy, relaxation and undisturbed hours

• Photogenic: Granite rocks, tropical greenery and the island of L'Islette as a dreamlike backdrop

• Sunsets: Best view of spectacular sunsets over the Indian Ocean

Information for visitors

Anse Trusalo is a quiet, unspoilt beach with no service facilities. There are no sanitary facilities, restaurants or shops directly on the beach. Visitors should bring sufficient Water, snacks, sun protection and bathing shoes if necessary bring along. Please don't leave any rubbish behind and help to keep nature clean.

The nearest supply facilities are located in Port Glaud or Anse L'Islettejust a few minutes away by car.

Arrival and access

• By car: Limited parking facilities along the coastal road near Port Glaud

• On foot: Short access path from the roadside through natural vegetation

• Not barrier-free: Uneven ground, rocks and natural paths

Why visit Anse Trusalo?

This beach is ideal for anyone looking for tranquillity, unspoilt nature and scenic beauty. Whether for swimming, walking, taking photos or simply switching off - Anse Trusalo is one of the last remaining beaches in the world. unspoilt beaches on Mahé with an impressive natural backdrop and plenty of privacy. The view of the island of L'Islette gives the place a special, almost magical atmosphere.