Cabin cruise in Seychelles paradise by catamaran

Your cruise

On this one-week catamaran cruise, we invite you to discover some of the Seychelles' most beautiful islands, including the most famous: Mahé, Praslin, La Digue....

Your possible stops during this cruise

Discover our Seychelles Paradise Cabin Cruise on a catamaran!
please note: "The itinerary will depend on weather conditions, your wishes and those of your skipper."

Here's your program:
- Day 1 Mahé/Eden Island/Sainte Anne:
Over cocktails, your captain and hostess will introduce you to the ship and to life on board. You'll then sail to Sainte Anne Marine Park, the first French colony in the Seychelles. Get your fins, masks and snorkels ready to explore this underwater paradise. Dinner and overnight at anchor in the park.
- Day 2 Sainte Anne/Praslin :
Praslin, the second largest island in the Seychelles, 45 km northeast of Mahé. Depending on the season and weather, we'll anchor at Anse Lazio or in Ste Anne Bay. Don't miss the Vallée de Mai, a UNESCO World Heritage site, a vast primary palm forest home to the legendary coco de mer, the largest seed in the world. Dinner and overnight at anchor facing the beach at Anse Lazio or Anse Ste Anne.
- Day 3 Praslin/La Digue :
Set course for La Digue, the legendary island home to Anse Source d'Argent, one of the world's most photographed beaches, as enchanting in reality as it is on glossy paper. Dinner and overnight at anchor in La Digue.
- Day 4 La Digue/Coco/Curieuse :
We set sail for Coco Island, which has been classified as a marine park since 1996 and is ideal for snorkeling and diving. After this morning's coral exploration, we'll sail to our third island of the day, Curieuse. Once home to a leper colony at Anse Saint Joseph, the island now boasts an eco-museum in the doctor's former home dating from 1870. Dinner and overnight at anchor in Curieuse.
- Day 5 Curieuse/Saint Pierre/Praslin :
Morning departure for the islet of Saint Pierre, located in Praslin's Côte d'Or bay. This tiny islet of granite rocks interlaced with coconut palms is one of the archipelago's most emblematic images. Dinner and overnight at anchor off a Praslin beach.
- Day 6 Praslin/Cousin/Mahé :
Departure for the island of Cousin, located a short distance from Praslin, right next to its neighbor Cousine. Managed by Birdlife International since 1975, it has been classified as a nature reserve since 1968. A veritable bird sanctuary, the island is home to 25,000 birds, including some rare species. A guided tour of Bird Paradise is available at an additional cost. You will then sail to Mahé Island, to anchor either opposite Beau Vallon beach, to the north-west, or at Anse Royale, to the south-east of the island, depending on the winds. Dinner and overnight at anchor.
- Day 7 Mahé/Beauvallon/Anse Royale/Eden Island:
On this last day, depending on the season, you'll discover either Beau Vallon or Anse Royale. Beau Vallon is an immense bay that closes in on a three-kilometer arc of white sand and a blue lagoon, perfect for swimming, strolling and water sports. The wilder Anse Royale also offers a few kilometers of white sand, hemmed in by coconut palms. In mid-afternoon, you'll set sail for the islet of Sainte Anne for your last evening on board. Farewell dinner and last night on board, at anchor or alongside.
- Day 8 Mahé/Eden Island :
Before sunrise, a short sail to the Eden Island Marina for your last breakfast on board, followed by an early disembarkation.