Beau Vallon Beach

　　   Beau Vallon Beach on Mahé Island is a must-visit “destination” for tourists. Stretching 4 kilometers, its soft white sandy beach meets the sea in bands of deep green, light green, deep blue, and light blue that extend toward the horizon. Standing on the beaches of Seychelles, you can feel an awe-inspiring grandeur—especially with dozens of beaches accentuated by massive granite boulders, paired with perfectly pristine waters. In fact, the waters of Seychelles have been rated by the United Nations as the cleanest in the world.

　　   The powdery fine sand and crystal-clear, sapphire-blue waters attract over 100,000 wealthy Europeans here every year for a kind of pilgrimage. Adorable children clumsily build their dream castles with sand shovels, while young couples in love or honeymooners soak up the blazing sun. Elderly couples stroll hand-in-hand along the shore at sunset. Visitors can dive with professional instructors to admire the ever-changing coral reefs beneath the waves, or rent a boat for deep-sea fishing—landing freshly caught red snapper or groupers that can be immediately grilled into exquisite fillets by local chefs...