Seychelles

7 days
october - november
Marina Mahe
Roaming non-SEE
Max. people: 10
Minimum age: 6+

An exotic destination like the Seychelles on a catamaran is absolutely fabulous. The fascinating beaches are the main attraction and what beaches! Exquisite ribbons of sand soaked in turquoise waters and backed by lush hills, palm trees and Dali-esque boulders. Beyond the beach, diving and snorkelling are brilliant in the warm waters amid abundant marine life, while few places on the planet luxuriate on the ocean side quite like the Seychelles. Mahe is the largest island and gateway to the Seychelles, with some fabulous resorts, restaurants and beaches, not to mention the tiny capital Victoria.

Departure and return location

Eden Island Marina (Google Map)

Departure time

Saturday 17.00

Payment

50% upon issuing the invoice
50% with 35 days before departure

The price includes

boat/cabin rental
skipper
final cleaning
one set of towels/person
a set linen/cabin
dinghy
route planning

Price does NOT include

transport to/from the marina
security deposit €100/person, returnable
fuel and mooring fees
food and drinks

What to expect

A catamaran or sailboat vacation is a perfectly balanced mix between accessibility and fantastic experience. We simply know everything you need for a truly superb holiday – places, experiences, locals, bays, taverns, trails.

lots of fun
quiet
relaxation
privacy with friends
you will go to beaches that can only be reached by boat
to be able to sunbathe on the boat at any time of the day
you will discover wonderful, different places every day

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Itinerary

Day 1 -St. Anne

We depart from the island of Mahé, a true tropical paradise famous for its pure white sands and unique granite rocks. Our first stop is the spectacular island of St. Anne, where you can enjoy the Marine National Park – a haven for snorkeling and swimming!

Day 2 -Digue

Next stop is Digue Island, which is best explored by bike to see all the wonderful vegetation and tropical scenery. Visit the beautiful Source d’Argent beach for a place to relax and sunbathe. You can moor for the night in the main port of Digue.

Day 3 -Félicité

On this third day of our journey we head to the small island of Félicité. Its natural freshwater streams mean it is rich in lush vegetation and tropical flowers – make sure you spend time walking around this beautiful island and enjoy its wonderful atmosphere.

Day 4 -Grand Soeur

Grand Soeur Island, the perfect place to enjoy a spot of fishing and cook a delicious barbecue! There are many wild and spectacular beaches on the East Coast that you must visit! You can moor overnight in the island’s stunning Anse Coco bay.

Day 5 -Praslin

The much-loved island of Praslin, a true tropical paradise! Here you can marvel at the beautiful May Valley and relax on one of the exceptional beaches, including the stunning Anse Lazio. Sit back and relax under the rare Coco de Mer palms and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Cote D’Or is a great place to moor in preparation for tomorrow’s journey.

Day 6 -Cousin Island

We continue to discover the exceptional tropical biodiversity on Cousin Island, home to a wonderful bird sanctuary! Here you can spot some of the native nesting species and some turtles too!

Day 7 -Mahe

Unfortunately, your cruise around the Seychelles is coming to an end and it’s time to head back to your base in Mahé! Enjoy your last day in paradise…

Map

Frequent questions

How do I make a reservation?

To make a reservation you have three possibilities:

complete the reservation form on the website;;
an offer requests the form on the website;
send an offer request by email or phone.

In all 3 cases we will call you for confirmation and to establish all the details.

The request for the offer and the reservation can be made by one person for his whole group.

The reservation will be made only on the basis of the contract and the issued invoice and will become firm when it is paid.

How do I pay?

Payment is made only on the basis of the issued invoice and according to the payment terms mentioned on it.

Payment methods:

Bank transfer
Online payment with credit card. We use Stripe services for online transactions. Payment is based on a secure online transaction processing system that provides privacy, security and simplicity.

A typical day on the boat

First of all, you should know that most of your time will be spent on the yacht, on the beaches and in spectacular bays.

In the morning, whether we wake up to admire the sunrise, take a swim in the sea, enjoy a good coffee or whatever your morning routine is, on the boat you can do anything, even sleep until lunch.

Navigation. Relax on deck or take the helm and our skippers will be with you and teach you some navigation techniques. We will sail daily for several hours to reach the next destination.

Activities, especially on hot summer days, a splash is welcome, so we’ll take breaks from sailing to cool off in the sea. Various activities can be done such as snorkeling, scuba diving or boat rides or stand up paddle.

We dock to discover a new location every day. It is the perfect opportunity to try the local gastronomy and discover the islands and their stories.

In the evening, after we reach the port, or moor in a spectacular bay, you can end the day admiring the sunset with a cold glass of your favorite drink or you can go to a tavern in the old villages, lost in time.

The next day we start over for a week, sunset after sunset, sunrise after sunrise!

Where do I stay?

Accommodation is in cabins on the yacht. The cabins are equipped with either double beds or single beds (bunk beds) and all have storage space.

In the case of catamarans, the cabins are equipped with their own bathrooms.

One of the greatest pleasures of a sailing enthusiast is sleeping on a boat. There is nothing more soothing than the sound of the sea at night!

On every type of yacht there is a central salon with a fully equipped kitchen where you can be your own chef.

Where will I eat?

Breakfast that can be served on the yacht, or at one of the many taverns on the islands.

You can prepare lunch on the yacht, at anchor, in a secluded cove, or go to a terrace, after which you will continue sailing or you can stay longer in a place to visit.

Dinner, after arriving at the port, or at the anchorage, you can go to a tavern in the old villages, lost in time, which offers the delights of the local cuisine, in an atmosphere full of history.

Is sailing far out at sea?

Is sailing far out at sea?? Answer: NO

We will enjoy the beauties of nature sailing along the coast stopping at beaches, in spectacular bays or crossing to a new island.

The route will be made so that the daily sailing duration is short, 1-3 hours.

Where do we moor at night?

We moor every time in a new place, whether it will be in a port or in a spectacular bay, the sea will be calm and during the night the movement generated by the waves of the sea will not cause us discomfort.

Will I get seasick?

There are also people who can sometimes accuse this kind of slightly unpleasant sensation that is caused by our inner ear, the main center of balance. Fortunately, there are plenty of solutions for this, so you don’t have to worry (there are dedicated pre-departure medications and little seaman’s tricks that work every time). Our skippers will be attentive to anticipate and resolve any unpleasant situation.

Why book with us?

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