Seychelles Cruising program

Seychelles Power Charter 7 day Program

A thousand miles east of Africa in the Indian Ocean, you'll enjoy more natural sanctuaries and maritime parks than in any other islands in the world. No island chain offers more beaches, the island of Mahé alone boasts no fewer than 68. The vibrant coral reefs of St. Anne and Petite Anse blossom in crystal-clear waters. Snorkeling in Vallée de Mai, you'll understand why it's been called the Garden of Eden. At Silhouette, an imposing granite island rises steeply from its beaches to three high peaks. Giant tortoises plod through the inland habitat. The Seychellois people are a unique blend of French, English, African and Indian influences, make visitors to this exotic place feel just as enriched.

Day 1– Beau Vallon Bay

Cruising in Beau Vallon Bay is a delightful way to experience a side of Mahé that draws vacationers from around the world. This beach resort is by far the most popular on the island, boasting first class hotels, fine dining, and gambling in the casinos. Enjoy the watersports, snorkeling, and swimming in an idyllic setting. The sunsets are stunningly beautiful, a picture-perfect scene to mark the end of a wonderful day in paradise and the start of a fantastic evening ashore.

Day 2–Baie St. Anne

Cruising in Baie St. Anne takes you to the main harbor at Praslin Island, the second largest of the Seychelles Inner Islands. It’s an interesting place with a number of stores and restaurants. The nearby Vallee de Mai is a must-see destination while you’re at Baie St. Anne.

Day 3–Anse Volbert

Yachting in Anse Volbert is a delightful chance to see one of the prettiest harbors on the northern coast of Praslin Island.

Day 4– Coco Island

The four tiny islands of the Ile Coco Marine National Park are among some of the most beautiful in the Indian Ocean. They are often shown on brochures depicting the stunning beauty of the Seychelles. Coco Islands brings you to waters that offer the best snorkeling in the area.

Day 5–La Digue Island

The third largest island in the Seychelles, La Digue is a place with quiet charm. Hiking and horseback riding trails lace the lush, hilly land, and the views from Belle Vue and the top of Nid Aigle are truly spectacular. The island has several restaurants and an eclectic mix of shops. Colonial-era homes line the streets, a reminder of the storied past of the island that becomes obvious when you go cruising in La Digue Island waters.

Day 6–Curieuse Island

Dotted with coco-de-mer palms and thick stands of mangroves, Curieuse Island is a typical example of the unparaleled beauty you’ll find in the Seychelles. In the distant past, the island was the site of a leper colony. Today, it’s a cruising paradise.