Clarification of price: Prices refer to two people per night, including full board, drinks (table wine), local aperitifs (punch, rum), fruit juices, sodas.

Day 1: Mahé - St. Anne Marine Park
The boat departs Mahé at Commercial House Building One, Eden Island, on Mahé. Sail to the beautiful Sainte Anne Marine Park, which is great for snorkelling. When the day draws to a close, the catamaran will drop anchor here, and you can settle down for the first night on your Seychelles cruise.

Day 2: St. Anne Marine Park - Cocos Island - La Digue
On day 2, continue your trip around the Sainte Anne Marine Park, including some of its great snorkelling spots. After lunch, snorkel around Cocos Island, a real 'Robinson Crusoe' affair. This island is exceptionally beautiful thanks to its shapes and colours, and its underwater scenery is equally breathtaking thanks to the plenitude of fish species. Finally, you'll anchor in front of La Digue's picturesque harbour for the night.

Day 3: La Digue
Rent a bike to explore this wonderful island. Ride in the shade of tall palm trees, past houses with palm-leaf roofs, small factories, pristine beaches, and shining granite boulders. You'll also find Anse Source d'Argent, perhaps the most beautiful beach in the Seychelles. In fact, La Digue is probably the most attractive of all the Seychelles islands, and this beauty is preserved thanks to the lack of cars, with bikes and ox carts serving as the main means of transportation. Once again, the catamaran will anchor in La Digue harbour.

Day 4: La Digue - Cousin - Bay St. Anne (Praslin)
Begin your day with a trip to Cousin Island. This island has been a nature reserve since 1968 due to its rare bird species and giant tortoise population. In the afternoon, the journey carries on to Praslin. While on Praslin, you should take a trip to the UNESCO World Heritage site, the Vallée de Mai, which is home to the world's largest coconut species, the Coco de Mer. For the night, the catamaran will anchor in Bay St. Anne.

Day 5: Bay St. Anne - Grande Soeur - Curieuse or Anse Petite Cour (Praslin)
Grande Soeur is made up of two steep, rocky mounds, connected by a small coconut plantation. Here, you'll enjoy a delicious beach barbeque, visit the island, and try your hand at a few different watersports. Finally, you'll spend the night either on Curieuse, or on the beach at Anse Petite Cour.

Day 6: Curieuse - Saint Pierre - Anse Volbert or Anse Lazio (Praslin)
Curieuse forms part of the marine national park, and is home to more than 100 giant tortoises, giving you plenty to see during your stopover. After lunch, take a trip to the small island of Saint Pierre, which is one of the Seychelles most photogenic locations. Explore the unique underwater beauty of the region, then spend the night anchored at Anse Volbert or Anse Lazio.

Day 7: Anse Volbert/Anse Lazio - Mahé
Go snorkelling, swimming, or try out some watersports on one of Praslin's most beautiful beaches, then head to Mahé in the afternoon for the last night of your trip.

Day 8: Disembark the catamaran on Mahé in the early morning.

Cruise fares include:
Accommodation in double or twin cabins with private SH/WC & air conditioning.
Full-board: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Drinks (from 08.01.2024): 1 local cocktail per guest every evening, table wine during dinner, fruit juices, soft drinks.
Drinks (until 18.12.2023): table wine, local aperitifs (punch, rum) during meals, fruit juices, soft drinks
Service of the crew (skipper, cook/steward)
2 sets of linen, towels and beach towels (per person/week)
Consumables for the yacht (diesel, fuel and water)
Insurance for the yacht and the passengers
Water sports on board : snorkeling equipment and sea kayak

Not included:
Transfers from/to base/harbour
Mandatory destination fee: €240/person. (€250/person from 01.01.2024)
Beverages (except those mentioned above).
Passenger personal expenses
Personal travel insurance