Catamaran Cabin charter Cruise Seychelles

Tropical Wonder
Weekly cruise over 8 days / 7 nights Mahé – Mahé

Day 1 (Sat) Mahé Island - Sainte Anne Marine National Park
The home port of our catamaran is conveniently located just 10 minutes by car from the international airport and just as far from the capital Victoria. Welcome on board. After a short briefing you will move into your cabin. In the afternoon we set sail and set course for the nearby Ste. Anne Marine National Park. 150 different species of fish and a fascinating underwater world await you in this natural retreat. No noisy water sports disturb the idyll. Opportunity to snorkel to explore this enchanting natural aquarium beneath its turquoise surface. Anchors in Paradise.

Day 2 – 7 (Sun – Fri) Cousin/Cousin – North of Praslin – Curieuse – La Digue – Anse Lazio – Ile Coco – Félicité – Praslin / Baie Ste. Anne – Mahé
Our sailing trip through the unique island paradises of the Inner Islands begins with the first of two long stretches of around 25 nautical miles. Four or five hours of deep sea sailing between Sainte Anne and the Inner Islands is your sailing experience for today. We anchor overnight mostly in a sheltered bay on the islands of Praslin or La Digue, but also their ports of La Passe (on La Digue) and Baie Ste. Anne (on Praslin) are called at to give you an opportunity to land.
Visit the tranquil, beautiful island of La Digue by rental bike along winding paths beneath towering palm trees, past palm-frond-thatched houses, small copra factories, beaches of fine white sand and smooth-washed rocks. La Digue is perhaps the most beautiful Seychelles island, with almost no cars, just bicycles and ox carts.
On Praslin, do a hike to the Vallée de Mai National Park. The path leads through an obscure darkness created by the huge palm fronds of the "Coco de mer". Their trunks grow up to 40m tall and sway gently in the wind, making a strange rustling sound as the palms rub against each other.
Since 1968, Cousin Island has been a nature reserve and sanctuary for rare bird species and some giant tortoises.
Curieuse Island is part of the Marine National Park and is home to over a hundred giant tortoises.
We cross in front of Ile Coco, made up of large rocks, strangely streaked by the eternal sea, exuding a great harmony between shadows and colors. Underwater, the prospects of thousands of fish are equally attractive. We anchor in front of a picture book landscape.
Almost everywhere there is ample opportunity for swimming, snorkeling (we have equipment on board), fishing, boat trips, good conversation and lots of fun. Our timetable is determined by the wind and waves - and put together by the professional skipper, who is responsible for your personal safety and comfort.
Our trip ends where it began, in the home port on Mahé.

Day 8 (Sat) Mahé Island
Did you say goodbye last night? No problem, because we only finally say goodbye after breakfast.

Dates:
departure every week on Saturday and arrival on the following Saturday