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Kitesurfing in Mahé
7 spots · 1 destination · 2 schools
Mahé's documented kiting sits on two exposed wave beaches, North East Point (also called Anse Nord d'Est) and the wilder Police Bay near Quatre Bornes, both running the May-to-September trade winds.
Reef and current keep both intermediate-to-advanced propositions, with Police Bay rated the more demanding of the two for its exposure and stronger current.
Mahé holds 7 kitesurf spots in our atlas, grouped into 1 destination. Riding here is mostly waves and lagoons. The season runs May to September. 3 of them suits beginners. 2 schools operate in the region. The busiest areas are Mahé.
When you may ride
the rules these spots carry, with the year on each
Beau VallonMahé2026As of 2026 nothing kite-specific applies here: no permit, no zone, no season, no hours.
Anse aux PinsMahé2026As of 2026 no kitesurf permit, zone, hour or seasonal restriction specific to Anse aux Pins is on record, and the national maritime regulator publishes nothing at spot level.
Anse IntendanceMahé20252025: Seychelles Cabinet approved Anse Intendance as one of five south Mahé seasonal protected areas under the Nature Reserves and Conservancy Act 2022, to protect hawksbill and green turtle nesting habitat from October to April; measures include restricting harmful activities and development.
Anse La MoucheMahé20262026: no Anse La Mouche-specific kitesurf permit, zoning or seasonal restriction was found.
Ile au Cerf / Long IslandMahé - Cerf/Long Island20262026: Long Island/Mohana lies inside Sainte Anne Marine National Park, which also covers Cerf, Moyenne, Round, Seche and Ile Cachee, managed by the Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority under the National Parks (Saint Anne Marine) Regulations.
North East PointGlacis, north coast of Mahé2026No kitesurf-specific rule for this beach was found as of 2026. The national frame is the Beach Control Regulations, S.I.
Police BayTakamaka, south coast of Mahé20262026: no kite zoning or permit specific to Police Bay is confirmed.
Each block is the opening of the record's own rule, kept in its own words. Where two postings do not line up, both are kept and neither is picked for you.
The winds here
what the spot records call the wind, and the knots they quote
South east trade winds
named by 3 spots here
No spot record quotes a knot range against this wind by name.
Northwest monsoon
named by 2 spots here
- Anse Intendance12-22 kt
- Anse aux Pins8-12 knots
Two or more spots name each of these here as well: Southeast trade winds. The knots a spot quotes for one of them are on that spot's own page.
The spots this region is known for
tier 1 of the 7 spots here
Destinations in Mahé
All spots in Mahé
Regions come from OpenStreetMap administrative boundaries; each spot page carries the record behind it. This list runs A to Z; the block above it is the tier order.
Last updated September 2026