Ste Anne National Marine Park

Ste Anne National Marine Park is a protected marine area near Mahé Island in Seychelles. Created in 1973, it was the first marine park in the country. The park includes six small islands, shallow lagoons, coral reefs, and clear waters filled with marine activity. Visitors experience reef snorkelling, glass-bottom boat rides, and island views while staying close to nature. The area is known for clean waters, soft sand beaches, and gentle sea conditions that suit first-time ocean explorers and families visiting from Dubai.

Travellers choosing Seychelles Tour packages usually include Ste Anne National Marine Park due to its easy access and guided experiences. Boat tours from Mahé take visitors across reef zones where colourful fish, coral gardens, and sea turtles can be spotted. Island stops allow beach walks, swimming, and photography. Managed conservation rules help protect marine life, making visits educational as well as enjoyable for travellers seeking a meaningful island experience.

About Tickets / Entry Fees for Ste Anne National Marine Park

1. The entry fee is around AED 50–80 per adult
2. Children are usually charged at reduced rates
3. Children under twelve years old can enter for free.
4. Book your tickets online through the official government portal.
5. Glass-bottom boat tours typically start from AED 300 per person.