A small attractive beach divided by
almond trees and granite boulders

After lunch I wasn’t in the mood to swim yet. The sun was still too high and harsh for my sensitive Asian skin 🙂

“Fairyland Beach is slightly different from other beaches around the island; it’s busy and full of young people and families.”

But according to our tour guide, we only had a few swimming-friendly beaches left in our route. So we stopped at a small parking area at the edge of the road and he pointed us to a path that led into the Fairyland Beach.

It was high tide and the little remaining coastline was full of people. The anti-social me didn’t like the crowd but the day was ending and I didn’t want to regret not swimming at all!

I think we were too close to the shore and too scared to go further so we didn’t see any underwater creature. Sad 😦

I wished a fairy could carry me out into that piece of land. It’s the little island behind me (behind the other shiny island-like head) in the photo below. It looked like a perfect secluded spot for me.

The Fairyland Beach is a great place to stop for a dip only if you enjoy the company of other people. As for me, I liked the beaches I saw earlier in the trip.

Nonetheless, it’s still spectacular Seychelles. What am I complaining about?!

Discover Seychelles!		Mahé Island Tour	8	Grand Anse
	1	Savoy Hotel pick-up	9	Pineapple Studio
	2	Victoria	10	Anse Takamaka
	3	Turtle Farm	11	Anse Intendance
	4	The Viewpoint	12	Kaz Kreol Restaurant
	5	Venn’s Town	13	Fairyland
	6	Tea Factory	14	Eden Island
	7	Port Launay Marine Park	15	Machabee

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