Catamaran Sailing Cruise Seychelles 2026 weekly
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Sailing yacht cruise through the Seychelles on a comfortable catamaran
• 8 days / 7 nights (Mahé - St. Anne - Praslin - La Digue - Coco - Curieuse - Praslin - Cousin - Mahé)
• Full board included
• Departure day: Saturday
Yacht: Catamaran 78 feet (24m)
Everything is prepared to welcome a maximum of 12 or 24 guests on board (+ crew, consisting of 2 to 4 people). The chef and hostess also take care of setting and clearing tables before/after meals, a technician serves as deckhand and the hostess is also your contact for all questions relating to life on board. Please note that the cabins / bathrooms are not cleaned by the crew.
Day 1: Mahé - Sainte Anne Marine Park
Check-in at 3:00 pm. Welcome on board. After the briefing and settling into your cabin, your catamaran sets sail and brings you after a short journey to St. Anne Marine Park. Over 150 species of fish and a fascinating underwater world await you in this nature conservation refuge. No noisy water sports disturb the idyll and there may be an opportunity to discover the enchanting natural aquarium beneath the turquoise surface with snorkel and fins. Anchoring in paradise.
Day 2: St. Anne - Praslin
Early in the morning it's "Cast off" towards Praslin, the second-largest island in the Seychelles. You have the (optional) opportunity to visit the Vallée de Mai. This forest consists largely of Seychelles palms, which are endemic to the Seychelles, meaning they only grow here. Rarely will you have the opportunity to explore such an impressive, almost mystical place. The Coco de Mer bear fruit weighing up to 48 kg, grow up to 30 metres high and live up to 400 years. Unforgettable is the sound of the palm fronds swaying in the wind. Anse Lazio, today's destination, is located in the north of Praslin and has been named by several magazines as the most beautiful beach in the world, albeit competing with other Seychelles beaches.
Day 3: Praslin - La Digue
Early in the morning the anchor is weighed. Just a short leg and you reach La Digue, a picture-book island with idyllic beaches and fine white sand, framed by gigantic granite boulders. Explore the island by bicycle or ox-cart taxi. La Digue is virtually a car-free zone. Visit the antique "House of Emmanuelle", where the film of the same name was shot, the coconut factory, the giant tortoises and enjoy the picturesque beach of "Source d'Argent". Mooring is at La Passe. On no account miss the much-photographed "Yellow House", which is considered one of the most attractive buildings in the archipelago.
Don't miss the breathtaking sight of Anse Source d'Argent in the evening, about an hour before sunset, when the light lends this enchanting scenery a magical glow.
Day 4: Coco, Curieuse
You sail to the island of Coco, a "must" especially for passionate snorkellers. Coco is the perfect little pirate island with piled granite rocks, a small beach, palm trees and crystal-clear water with huge colourful shoals of fish. Next is Curieuse, named after a schooner of the French East Indies Company that was sent to Mauritius in 1768. The small island lies about 2 km northeast of Praslin. A brief introduction follows on the "traffic rules" on Curieuse. You have to understand that riding on the backs of the giant tortoises is not permitted, and a few other things that a proper guest would have already assumed anyway. In the south-west is the Doctors House, which still dates from the time when Curieuse functioned as a leper colony. It now houses a small museum. On the island you can observe free-roaming giant tortoises up to 200 years old. The beach in the south-east and the bizarre, sharp-edged granite rocks are worth a detour.
Day 5: Curieuse - Saint Pierre
St. Pierre is a small rocky islet off the coast of Praslin. Ideal for swimming, but particularly suitable for snorkelling. Many tame and colourful shoals of fish gather around the granite blocks. You anchor overnight off Praslin.
Day 6: Praslin – Cousin - Mahé
The almost circular island of Cousin is approximately 29 hectares in size and a sanctuary for endangered bird species. In 1968 the island was purchased by the Council for Bird Preservation and with the help of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) a beautiful nature reserve was created. Observe countless birds nesting in the trees at close quarters. Visit (optional) this bird paradise, home to five bird species found only in the Seychelles. Afterwards you sail back to the main island of Mahé. Your yacht anchors in Beau Vallon. The glorious beach offers numerous watersport opportunities for your entertainment.
Day 7: Mahé / St Anne
In the morning one of Mahé's most beautiful bays is approached. Alternatively you can pay a visit to the small island capital of Victoria. In the evening crossing to St Anne or Eden Island, where the communal dinner on board marks the conclusion of your sailing cruise. Overnight in St Anne or in Eden Island Marina.
Day 8: Return or onward travel
Check-out at 08:00. Transfer to the airport or to the hotel.
Further trip dates:
03.01.2026 - 06.02.2026
07.03.2026 - 27.03.2026
02.05.2026 - 05.06.2026 € 1390
04.07.2026 - 02.10.2026
05.12.2026 - 18.12.2026
07.02.2026 - 06.03.2026
28.03.2026 - 01.05.2026 € 1590
03.10.2026 - 04.12.2026
Christmas / New Year 19.12.2026 - 08.01.2027 € 1790,-
Special prices: 06.06.2026 - 03.07.2026 € 1290,-
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