International Voyage Praslin Seychelles Islands 8 Days / 7 Nights 2018 – 2019

Board your luxury catamaran in Mahé in late morning. After enjoying lunch on board we sail to Saint Anne Marine Park where we anchor and rest overnight.

Wake today to the beautiful Saint Anne Marine Park consisting of several lush islands surrounded by emerald waters. You’ll be able to snorkel and hunt for dollars along the white-sand beaches. After lunch we cruise to Cocos Island. A wonder to behold the island’s shore is dotted with rectangular boulders carved by the sea. There’s also plenty of soft, white sand and blue water to enjoy. The marine life is equally astounding and you’ll have the time of your life snorkeling in these waters. We sail to the picturesque La Digue harbor to dine aboard and overnight.

La Digue has been called one of the most beautiful Seychelles islands. You’ll have the chance to swim along its stunning beaches or head ashore to visit its small villages or the Veuve Nature Reserve. The island is inhabited, but only bikes, horses and ox-drawn carts are allowed. We overnight again at the La Digue harbor.

After breakfast we sail serenely to Cousin Island. The island was once a coconut plantation, but since 1968, it’s a Seychelles National Reserve home to a wide variety of native birds and giant tortoises. After spending the morning on the island we lunch onboard then sail to Praslin Island, a lightly inhabited island with more stunning beaches. It’s also where the Vallée de Mai is located. The valley is a UNESCO-protected preserve of endemic palms trees fascinating to walk among. Some tree trunks are 40 m high and sway gently in the breeze creating distinct and serene sounds. In the evening we anchor at Baie St. Anne on Praslin.

We leave this morning for Grande Soeur, a privately owned, tropical forest covered island. But we get you access to so that you can walk among its paths. Enjoy a barbecue lunch on one of the most beautiful beaches in Seychelles. You’ll also be to enjoy water sports, or simply relax in the sand. Depending on the weather we overnight anchored in Curieuse or Anse Petite Cour for the night

This morning we sail to picture perfect Saint Pierre Islet, an incredible natural wonder that is a raised reef in the midst of the Indian Ocean. This little haven offers excellent snorkeling and the chance to swim with exotic marine life. We sail to then anchor for the night in Anse Volbert.

Wake in Anse Volbert, one of the most popular Seychelles beaches, and for good reason. Its smooth, white-sand beaches stretches into the horizon and its shallow, topaz-colored waters entice you to swim. That afternoon we set sail for Anse Major on Mahé then dine aboard the catamaran and spend the night off of Anse Major.