Silhouette Dream Premium 2026: Cabin Charter

About the tour

The Silhouette Dream Premium cruise unfolds over ten days among the inner islands of the Seychelles. It’s a journey where every mile turns into a story, and the sea speaks in its own rhythm.
It begins at Eden Island Marina, where the yacht readies to cast off. The route moves through the clear shallows of St. Anne, the smooth granite of Cocos, the quiet roads of La Digue, the bird islands of Cousin, and the deep green of Vallée de Mai on Praslin. Then come the red earth of Curieuse, the reef that glows at Saint Pierre, and the calm of Anse Major. Beyond the horizon rises Silhouette - dark, tall, and still. The forest runs down to the shore, and a single cloud hangs over the ridge.
A voyage that begins as a line on the map and ends with the feeling that the sea has become a part of you

ℹ️ Cabin Charter
This is a shared sailing cruise. Guests book individual cabins on a crewed yacht (captain, cook, deckhand). All meals are served on board. It’s a comfortable option for travelers who prefer a small group experience without chartering a private boat.

Route:

Day 1: Mahe - St. Anne Marine Park

Check-in 1:00 PM.
Boarding in Mahe in the late morning. The crew welcomes guests on board and handles all formalities at the Eden Island marina. After check-in, the yacht sets course for St. Anne Marine Park, located just a few miles off the coast. Anchorage for the night inside the park, in calm protected waters surrounded by small granitic islands. Swimming and snorkeling are possible within the designated zones of the marine reserve.
✳️ For guests arriving early in Mahe or departing late on their last day, there is an option to spend up to four hours at the pool area of the Eden Bleu Hotel, located next to the Dream Yacht office. The Eden office opens at 7:30 a.m. on check-in days for administrative matters and Seychelles tax payment. Pool access vouchers are available exclusively for Dream Yacht Worldwide guests: SCR 650 per adult and SCR 325 per child. Breakfast buffet can be added for an extra fee. Booking in advance is recommended due to limited availability.

Day 2: St. Anne Marine Park - Cocos Island - La Digue

Morning exploration of the small islands within St. Anne Marine Park, known for calm waters and coral reefs ideal for snorkeling. After lunch, the yacht heads northeast toward Cocos Island. The island is formed by rounded granite rocks with natural striations shaped by the waves. Above water it shows a vivid contrast of grey stone and green vegetation; below, schools of colorful reef fish move between hard corals.
Late afternoon anchorage near La Digue, facing the small harbor lined with palm trees and local fishing boats. The bay is calm and sheltered, offering a quiet evening on board.

Day 3: La Digue

Day spent on La Digue, an island often described as one of the most photographed in the Seychelles. Most visitors explore it by bicycle along shaded tracks under tall coconut palms. Along the way are small coprah factories, wooden houses with palm-leaf roofs, and stretches of white sand framed by smooth granite boulders. Anchorage overnight in La Digue harbor, where the water stays calm and the view opens to the silhouette of Praslin in the distance.

Day 4: La Digue - Cousin - Baie St. Anne (Praslin)

Morning sail to Cousin Island, a protected nature reserve and bird sanctuary established in 1968. Access to the island is limited and supervised by local wardens. Visitors are usually transferred by small boats and guided along marked paths to observe native birds and giant tortoises in their natural habitat.
Lunch on board while heading toward Praslin.
In the afternoon, visit Vallée de Mai, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its dense forest of Coco de Mer palms. The trail winds under immense leaves and tall trunks rising up to forty meters high.
Anchorage overnight at Baie St. Anne on Praslin.

Day 5 : Baie St. Anne - Grande Soeur - Curieuse or Anse Petite Cour (Praslin)

Morning sail from Praslin to Grande Soeur, a private island surrounded by clear shallows and two long beaches divided by a ridge of granite. Access is managed to protect the reef, and landing is usually possible on the western beach.
The day unfolds with swimming and snorkeling in calm water or walking the island trails shaded by coconut palms.
A beach barbecue can be arranged where permitted.
In the evening, anchorage near Curieuse Island or in the quiet bay of Anse Petite Cour on Praslin, both offering shelter for the night.

Day 6: Curieuse – Saint Pierre – Anse Volbert or Anse Lazio

Morning visit to Curieuse, part of the Marine National Park and home to more than a hundred giant tortoises that move freely across the island. Short trails lead through mangroves and open forest to the beach.
After lunch, the yacht continues to Saint Pierre Islet, a cluster of granite rocks topped with palms. The site is known for clear water and a coral reef alive with reef fish - a quiet and vivid place for snorkeling.
Evening anchorage at Anse Volbert or Anse Lazio, both bays on Praslin offering calm water and good shelter for the night.

Day 7: Anse Volbert or Anse Lazio – Anse Major

Morning at the beaches of Praslin, with clear shallows and soft white sand. Good conditions for swimming and snorkeling along the reef edge.
In the afternoon, the yacht sails to Anse Major, a small secluded bay on the northwest coast of Mahé, framed by granite cliffs and forest. Evening anchorage near the shore, dinner served on land.

Day 8: Anse Major – Silhouette

Morning in Anse Major, a quiet bay on the northwestern coast of Mahé, reachable only by boat or a footpath. The beach is narrow, with clear turquoise water and dark granite around. Good spot for swimming, paddleboarding, or snorkeling close to the rocks.
After lunch, the yacht sets course for Silhouette Island. Arrival in the late afternoon. Night anchorage off the coast, with the mountain ridge rising above the sea.

Day 9: Silhouette – Beau Vallon

Silhouette Island lies about 30 km northwest of Mahé. Its steep hills are covered with dense tropical forest, while coconut palms line the beach. Granite formations along the shore resemble those of La Digue, and the calm lagoons recall Praslin. Short trails lead through thick vegetation into the island’s interior.
In the afternoon, the yacht sails to Beau Vallon on Mahé. Dinner and overnight anchorage in the wide, sheltered bay.

Day 10: Beau Vallon – Eden Island Marina

Morning in Beau Vallon, a wide sandy bay surrounded by green hills. Time ashore for swimming or snorkeling along the reef, where coral heads shelter small reef fish.
In the afternoon, the yacht makes a short passage to Eden Island Marina, arriving around 4–5 p.m.
Eden Island Marina is a modern private marina known for its residential setting and full-service facilities. The area has restaurants, bars, and small shops along the docks.
Dinner and overnight stay at the berth.

Day 11: Eden Island Marina

Disembarkation in early morning at Eden Island Marina.
Check-out between 5:30 AM and 8:30 AM.

ℹ️ Itinerary may be subject to change without prior notice due to technical or weather conditions, especially during the southeast monsoon season (approximately from 1 May to 31 October).

Included:

• Accommodation in double or triple air-conditioned cabins with private bathroom (A/C available from 8:00 am to 10:00 pm)
• Full board: breakfast, lunch, dinner
• One local cocktail each evening per guest (rum, prosecco, etc., depending on destination, not personalized)
• Drinks during meals: table wine (½ L per guest per day), fruit juices, soft drinks
• Possibility to purchase tokens (€4 each) for additional alcoholic drinks (list available on board)
• Crew of two: captain, cook/steward
• Two sets of bed linen, towels, and beach towels per guest per cruise (three sets for 10-night cruises)
• Yacht consumables: diesel, fuel, and water
• Yacht and passenger insurance (including P&I liability coverage for all 54′ catamarans and larger)
• Water sports equipment: snorkeling gear, two paddleboards, and one tandem kayak (may be replaced by a single kayak if needed)

Not included:

• Airfares
• Transfers airport–base–airport (optional)
• Destination fee (mandatory, payable in advance)
• Personal travel insurance
• Wi-Fi (25 GB / day): 60 € per cruise
• Alcoholic beverages other than those listed in the “Included” section
• Late passport information fee: €150 per cabin, payable at the base if passenger details are not received within one week (except last-minute bookings). This fee ensures the cruise can start on time without delays caused by missing documents.
• Tourism Environmental Sustainability Levy

ℹ️ Each passenger must hold a valid passport.

ℹ️ Meeting Point
Dream Yacht Charter Office, Suite 211, Eden Plaza (1st Floor), Eden Island, Mahé. Embarkation at 13:00. Late boarding possible by dinghy until 16:30.



ℹ️ Note: The cruise operates on one of several yacht models. Photos are for reference only and may not show the exact boat used for your trip.