Baie Ternay Marine National Park

The Tene Bay National Marine Park, established in 1979, is about 5 kilometers southwest of the very popular Beau Vallon Beach in Seychelles. Since there is no coastal road, people can only rely on water to reach it. This is a paradise for snorkeling and diving lovers, with crystal clear waters and abundant marine life. Sandy beaches, rocky shores, seagrass, and coral reefs, the park's untouched natural ecology is enchanting. However, for you, a special "encounter", great white sharks, dolphins, and turtles also haunt here. In addition, rare hawksbill turtles and well-camouflaged moray eels are also frequented here. Due to its location between two mountains on the border of the Seychelles National Park, Tenay Bay is also a popular yachting haven during the southeast monsoon. You can enter the park along the waters of the west coast, and enjoy the scenery of the Seychelles mountains and the peaks, and experience the scenery that cannot be enjoyed on land.