Paradise on Earth: Sailing the Seychelles Archipelago

About the tour

The Seychelles are known for their perfect beaches, crystal-clear waters, and rich tropical life.
Sea turtles, dolphins, colorful reef fish, and rare birds make these islands a true natural wonder.
Across the archipelago, dozens of marine parks and nature reserves keep the wilderness untouched — where life flows in a calm island rhythm.

Day 1. Mahé — Sainte Anne
16:00 Boarding the catamaran at Eden Marina. Welcome by the crew, safety briefing, and departure.
A short sail to Sainte Anne — the largest island in the Marine National Park.
Sunset, welcome dinner, and a traditional toast of rum to Poseidon for fair weather.
Night at anchor in the lagoon.

Day 2. Praslin
Sail toward Praslin. Swim at Anse Lazio — one of the most beautiful beaches in the Seychelles.
Soft sand, calm waves, and clear water for snorkeling.
The island was once called “Palm Island” and “Garden of Eden.” Mangoes, bananas, and the legendary Coco de Mer grow here.
Dinner and overnight near shore.

Day 3. Curieuse — St. Pierre — Praslin (Hotel L’Archipel)
Morning sail to Curieuse, home to a colony of giant land tortoises (entry fee paid separately).
Walk through the mangrove forest and climb to the island viewpoint.
After lunch — snorkeling near St. Pierre Island.
Evening anchorage opposite Le Duc de Praslin, beach walk, and dinner at Café des Arts (dinner paid separately).
Night anchored by Hotel L’Archipel (Praslin).

Day 4. Praslin — La Digue
Morning visit to the Vallée de Mai National Park, where the famous Coco de Mer palms grow and the rare black parrot lives (entry fee paid separately).
After lunch — sail to La Digue.
Evening BBQ and rest on board.

Day 5. La Digue
Island walk and swimming at Source d’Argent, one of the world’s most photographed beaches.
Pink sand, smooth granite boulders, and calm turquoise water.
Hike up Nid d’Aigle (Eagle’s Nest) for a panoramic view of the coast.
Nearby stands the house where the movie “Emmanuelle” was filmed.
Transfer and entry to the bio-reserve are paid separately.
Dinner and overnight near shore.

Day 6. Félicité — Mahé (Beau Vallon)
Morning sail to Félicité — clear lagoon and ideal snorkeling spot.
Advised to bring your mask, fins, and GoPro for this one.
After lunch — long sail back to Mahé, with a chance to catch yellowfin tuna (optional, paid separately).
Evening at anchor by Beau Vallon Beach, dinner, and rest on board.

Day 7. Mahé — Eden Marina
Morning swim and walk along Beau Vallon’s long beach.
Afternoon return to Eden Marina.
Farewell dinner and final night on board.

Day 8. Mahé
08:00 Breakfast and disembarkation. End of the cruise.

Accommodation

The voyage runs on Lagoon 50 — a modern catamaran built for tropical sailing.
On board: four double cabins and two single cabins, each with private toilets, showers, and air conditioning.
Spacious saloon, fully equipped galley with stove, oven, and sink, plus audio system and outdoor speakers.
On deck — open flybridge (sun deck), wide stern, and comfortable lounge area.
Equipped with a watermaker, generator, navigation system, and full climate control.
Crew members stay in separate cabins with their own facilities.

⚠️ Price is per person based on double occupancy. Cabin type is specified in the contract. DBL and SGL options available.

Additional Information

Included: captain, full board, chef on board, fuel, final cleaning, water supply, insurance deposit, transit log, round-trip airport–marina transfer (for groups of 4+ people), towels, SUP boards, ice maker, coffee machine, grill, Wi-Fi.

Not included: entry to national parks and islands (paid separately), optional excursions, fishing (paid separately), alcohol, tips, flights.

⚠️ The itinerary may change depending on weather and the captain’s decisions. Comfort and safety always come first.