Anse Citron – Key Features
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Southwest coast, near Fond de l’Anse and Anse Takamaka.
Small, white sand with some granite outcrops.
Shallow water (knee-deep at low tide), making swimming impossible but ideal for young children or wading. Offers shade from Takamaka trees.
Swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling (limited area), fishing, enjoying breathtaking views, photography.
Anse Citron
Anse Citron is a small beach which is often remains deserted, located in the south-west of the second largest island of Seychelles, Praslin. It is along the coast from more popular and larger beaches like Fond de I’Anse and Anse Takamaka.
The water surface is unique here, though it is extremely shallow, making safe for children, swimming is impossible here. While the cam and quiet atmosphere of the beach is attractive, well suited for enjoying picnics or relaxing on the sand.
It is advised not to swim here because the water is too shallow here. The beach is breathtaking at sunset time, the beautiful surroundings along with water and sunset make a perfect location for photography.
As it is less visited by the tourists, so families can enjoy picnic far from the crowd and relax over the beach or under the shade. Couples can also have a great time to spend while strolling on the Anse Citron itself.
On the other hand, getting to the beach can be a little bit challenging as there is no bus stop nearby and limited parking. But, it isn’t too far from the nearby accommodations, so guests of these accommodations can stroll over the beach.
There is one old house, which is inhabited by the man who has a vegetable garden and uses the Gris-Gris talismans that are a relic of the Seychelles history.
Though, the Anse Citron beach is having not enough to sere is visitors, but there are few things that are appealing to any holiday-maker in Seychelles.
Best Time to Visit Anse Citron
Anse Citron is a peaceful and shallow bay, perfect for families and those seeking a quiet escape.
- Ideal for Swimming & Relaxation: The calm waters from April to May and October to November make it great for a refreshing dip.
- Great for Families: The shallow depth ensures a safe experience, especially for young children.
- Seasonal Considerations: June to September might bring some seaweed, but the beach remains a charming spot to unwind.
For a relaxing and scenic beach day, Anse Citron is a fantastic choice!.
Tips for Visiting Anse Citron
- Quiet & Secluded: Perfect for escaping crowds and enjoying a laid-back beach day.
- Safe & Shallow Waters: Great for families with kids due to its gentle waves and calm conditions.
- Bring Essentials: Limited food and drink options nearby, so pack snacks and refreshments.
- Natural Shade: Enjoy the cool shade from nearby trees, making it comfortable even during midday.
- Best Time to Visit: Arrive in the morning or late afternoon for the most pleasant temperatures.
If you’re looking for a serene beach with shallow, safe waters, Anse Citron is a perfect pick!
Things to Carry
It depends on the time when you visit, but basically, so the general thing that you may need are as follows:-
Camera
Sun Protection Cream
Hat
Sunglasses
Swimming Costumes
Game Stuff for Playing on Beach
How to Reach Anse Citron
Anse Citron, a tranquil beach on Praslin, Seychelles, is a hidden gem worth visiting. Here’s a brief guide to help you get there effortlessly.
Fisrt Fly to international airport on Mahe then fly into Praslin Airport (taxi/bus 30 mins to Grand Anse, then short drive/walk to the beach).
Follow signs south from Grand Anse for 20-25 minutes towards Fond de l’Anse and Anse Takamaka. Ample parking near the beach and resorts
Limited access due to shallow waters and nearby coral reefs. Consider exploring neighboring beaches by boat and then walking to Anse Citron.
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