Saint-Anne Marine National Park

Saint Anne Ocean National Park in Seychelles is definitely a seaside park with a very charming view. With its beautiful bays and stunning blue waters, and well-preserved coral reefs beneath the sea, it is also a famous snorkeling resort in Seychelles, and it is definitely worth a visit.

If you want to experience various water projects in Seychelles, it would be better to come to St. Anne Ocean Park. The sea is great, blue and blue, there are many water projects, they are very safe and exciting, the price is definitely higher than Southeast Asia, but it is worth the money! !

Saint Anne Marine National Park is very close to Victoria, the capital of Seychelles. It is located in the Indian Ocean. The scenery here is very beautiful. It's really enjoyable and worth recommending.

Seychelles，梦里的伊甸园，印度洋的三颗明珠之一，绝对值得你去一次。

塞舌尔不应错过的一个地方，和大海里的各种生物可以亲密接触。好想念啊！

Saint Anne Beachcomber, the hotel delayed check-out until 6 p.m. for free. Participate in the free Mayan Island snorkeling provided by the hotel. The water depth is 4-6 meters. Tropical fish is very large and there are many kinds. It is said that there are often small sharks around the hotel. You can see whale sharks in deep diving. I recommend it.

Dophian Nemo, booked at the front desk of the hotel, is a smaller agent than Creloe s and Mason s, but it is also well known that if you don't need a pick-up, you should be able to cut down to 150 Europeans. The gathering place is Ferry Charter on the East side of Victoria. The sailing club is at the same pier and the parking lot is free. The toll-free parking lot in Victoria can also be parked here, just five minutes from Little Ben's walk. About six to eight people, two crew members, provide English and French services (that is, the ship master assembly speaks both languages). Before going, many people said that St. Anne was boring. In fact, I think it's OK. If I haven't participated in hopping in P or L, I can make up for it here. Because of the time problem, I didn't jump on P Island and went back to M Island to go to St. Anne. Basically it's about looking at birds, wharfs (lots of boats), Eden Island (from the water), a small island in St. Anne, snorkeling, fish, turtles, corals, sea cucumbers (big ones...) and BBQ. Watch out for safety when launching. On the way we went, there came a boat opposite. Two boat bosses muttered and talked to me. They turned around and told me that someone drowned on an island we went to in the morning......................................