VIP Cabin Charter

After boarding at Marina Eden, we set sail towards Beau Vallon Bay. We will stop for our first snorkeling and lunch at one of the beaches in the north of the island of Mahe. After lunch, we will sail into Beau Vallon Bay, where we will anchor at one of the longest and widest beaches in the Seychelles. Here we will spend the afternoon and first night at anchor on the catamaran. We will admire the sunset, and after dinner there will be an opportunity to visit cool bars with music on the beach.

After breakfast, we set off for an approximately 4-hour crossing towards the island of Praslin. For lunch we will stop at the beautiful Anse Georgette, which borders a luxurious golf course that can be accessed directly from the beach. After a moment of relaxation here, we will have a short 20-minute cruise to Anse Lazio beach, which is considered one of the most beautiful beaches not only in the Seychelles, but also in the world. There will again be some free time for entertainment both before and after dinner as we anchor here for the second night of our cruise.

Morning coffee, a short relaxation in the blue ocean, breakfast and we sail towards the longest bay and beach of Praslin - Cote D'or and the famous islet of St Pierre, which is an ideal place for snorkeling and one of the most photographed landscapes of the Seychelles. We will also have lunch there, after which we will go to Curieuse, where you will have the opportunity to see the famous giant tortoises because it is their natural reserve. For dinner and our third night together on the catamaran, we will anchor here, and in case of unfavorable weather conditions, we will sail to a quiet bay near Cote D'or.

Our fourth day, strengthened, of course, by a nutritious breakfast, we start with an approximately 1-1.5 hour cruise to the private island of Big Sister (Grande Soeur), where you will be able to enjoy its pristine appearance and spend time on a paradise beach (just make sure you get there to the other side of the island - there lies paradise). There, our Chef will also prepare a BBQ lunch on the beach. After lunch, we return to the yacht and sail to the islet of Coco, which is classified as a marine national park with its unique fauna and flora and wonderful corals. Then we will go towards Felicite Island, where we will anchor for evening snorkeling, dinner and, of course, another, fourth overnight stay.

After breakfast, we will head towards La Digue, which is considered the most beautiful and one of the cleanest and least transformed by man-made inner Seychelles islands. We will sail around La Digue from the south along three beautiful beaches: Anse Cocos, Petite Anse and Grand Anse, which are worth seeing due to their amazing granite formations. Weather conditions permitting, we will anchor here until lunch. We will then head towards the port of La Digue, opposite which we will anchor for the rest of the afternoon and our fifth overnight stay. The port is a great starting point to explore all of La Digue. You can rent bicycles here or rent a melex with a driver and with their help explore the entire island, starting from the north-eastern beaches, reaching the end of the road at Anse Fourmis, through a visit to the national park and the famous Anse Source d'Argent, and ending with reaching the land side of Grand Anse, previously seen during the cruise from the ocean. For the persistent - you can walk along the path through the jungle from Grand Anse, through Petite Anse to Anse Cocos, but you need to spend about 1.5-2 hours there and back and take at least 1 liter of drinking water per person, because the terrain is demanding. We don't have to rush - we will stay on La Digue almost the entire next day to be able to both explore the island and spend time sunbathing on one of its beautiful beaches. At the end of an eventful day on the yacht, a delicious dinner will be waiting for us, and after that, nothing stops us from going back to the island and visiting one of the bars serving tropical drinks accompanied by Creole music.

The morning on La Dique will welcome us with a traditionally wonderful breakfast prepared by our Chef. There will also be a prepared lunch for everyone on the yacht at the agreed time, and we also have free time until... 4.30 p.m., so that everyone can spend it on the island as they wish and fulfill plans for which they did not have time on the previous day. At 5 p.m. we raise the anchor and head towards Baie Ste Anne (Praslin), where we will have dinner and spend our sixth night together, traditionally at anchor.

After breakfast, we go to Praslin Island for a guided tour of the Vallée de Mai National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where we will be able to see endemic species of the Seychelles, including the famous Coco de Mer. After returning from the trip, a prepared lunch will be waiting for us, after which we will go back to the island of Mahe. We will have one last long cruise of approximately 4 hours to the St. National Park. Anne Marine. We will anchor for the last seventh night in a charming place, from where we will be able to admire the island of Mahe and other nearby smaller islands, while enjoying the sunset and the last delicious dinner on the catamaran.

After breakfast, we enjoy the last day of our vacation. Snorkeling on the nearby coral reef is obligatory. Playing on water equipment, a pontoon trip to nearby charming beaches, getting the last tan - these are the moments that we hope will preserve wonderful memories of the holiday of a lifetime on our catamaran. Approx. At 1:00 p.m. we serve lunch, after which we raise the anchor for the last time and go to the Eden marina on Mahe. This is a short cruise of about 20 minutes, allowing you to admire the beauty of the Seychelles from the deck of the yacht for the last time. We moor in the marina around 2.30 p.m., so we have time to take a last shower before the journey, pack up and prepare to disembark. We disembark before 5 p.m. directly for transfer to the airport. Planned route (may change depending on weather conditions)