Anse Boileau is an administrative district located on the southern coast of Mahé, the largest island in the Seychelles. The area is characterized by its diverse natural landscape, situated at the base of a steep green mountain along the shores of the Indian Ocean. Its geography features various inland water bodies and vegetation, including streams, creeks, ponds, mini-forests, and numerous coves.
The district functions as a fishing village where many local residents earn their living through fishing. It provides essential community infrastructure, including a school, a health centre, a police station, a restaurant, and several grocery shops. Anse Boileau is located a short distance from the popular tourist destination of Anse La Mouche.