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A heavenly itinerary in the Seychelles: from Mahé to Praslin in 5 days

Main features
Boat model: Yacht
Type: Yacht / Motoryacht > 24 m
Number of cabins: 21
Maximum capacity: 44 travelers
Crew members: 18
Comfort equipment
Air conditionné
Bar
WIFI
Spa

Cabin

Cat. A: Main and upper deck. Double or twin beds
This bright and spacious cabin of about 18 m2, which opens onto the main or upper deck, is equipped with air conditioning, a safe, a TV, a CD and DVD player, a wardrobe and a mirror. The bathroom is independent and equipped with toilet and shower, bathroom products and hair dryer.
Cat. B: Main deck and sun deck. Double or twin beds
This bright and spacious cabin of about 15 m2 which opens onto the main deck or the sun deck is equipped with air conditioning, safe, TV, CD and DVD player, wardrobe, mirror. The bathroom is independent and equipped with toilet and shower, bathroom products and hair dryer.
Cat. C: Sun-deck. Twin beds
This bright 12 m2 cabin on the sun-deck is equipped with air conditioning, safe, TV, CD and DVD player, closet and mirror. The bathroom is independent and equipped with toilet and shower, bathroom products and hairdryer.
Cat. P: Main deck. Double or twin beds
This bright and spacious cabin of about 19 m2 is equipped with air conditioning, safe, TV, CD and DVD player, wardrobe, mirror. The bathroom is independent and equipped with toilet and shower, bathroom products and hair dryer.
NB : The pictures, information, and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The itinerary and program indicated may be modified without notice due to weather conditions or for technical reasons (captain's decision). Sailing times may vary depending on sea conditions and weather.

Itinerary

Victoria St.Anne Marine
Welcome to the Seychelles. This natural paradise will be your home for the next few days: expect... more+ cultural immersion, uninhabited islands, and unique biospheres. But first, enjoy a welcome drink before we set sail for our first stop, Sainte Anne. We know you’ve been waiting to dive into the inviting Indian Ocean: this is your first chance of many. Dinner on board and overnight at anchor. 
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
St.Anne Marine Curieuse
An early departure means we’ll be at the uninhabited island of Curieuse ready for a day of... more+ excursions: guided walking tours, mangrove forest exploration, giant tortoise spotting, and more. Welcome in the afternoon with a beach barbecue and snorkelling opportunities or, with beaches this beautiful, you may prefer to simply lie back and soak it all in. We wouldn’t blame you. Overnight at anchor. 
Activities: Including: Curieuse: Wild Nature and Giant Tortoises, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Curieuse Cousin Anse Lazio
From Curieuse to Anse Lazio. But first a visit to Cousin Island: the entire island has been a... more+ nature reserve since 1968. We’ll visit the bird sanctuary before sailing onwards to Anse Lazio in Praslin - globally recognised as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Here, the time is yours; enjoy swimming, snorkelling, sunbathing or napping, before heading back to the ship. Overnight at anchor. 
Activities: Including: Visit of Cousin Island, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Anse Lazio Aride Saint Pierre St. Anne's Bay
Experience a wake up call like no other : experienced island rangers will take you on an... more+ early-morning guided tour to the top of the island for a one-in-a-million vantage point. Be sure to bring your camera. Aride is famous for numerous indiginous species; your guide will point these out as you traverse the unique landscape. At noon we sail to St. Pierre Island for 3 hours of snorkelling and swimming. Dry off, and enjoy a sunset sail to Baie Sainte Anne, Praslin, in time for a cultural Creole Night. Overnight at dock. *Aride island often closed by local authorities during Southeast Trade winds (from May to September as a guideline). It may also close at short notice during strong winds. During this time, weather permitting, the captain will be calling at equally beautiful locales, visiting Cote D’Or or Anse Georgette. 
Activities: Including: Visit to Aride Island, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
St. Anne's Bay Praslin
Get ready to disembark at 9 am, but first enjoy a breakfast on board. We never like saying goodbye,... more+ so instead let us say we hope to see you soon! 
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner

included

The price includes
Use of fishing and snorkelling equipment
English-speaking cruise coordinator
Coffee
Water
Tea
English-speaking crew and guide
Activities included in the program
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
Beverages other than those listed
Tips for crew (€13-15 per passenger per day)
Personal expenses and tips
WIFI
Meals not included in the program
Port taxes - Mandatory : 340€ / people
The tax on the environmental sustainability of tourism - Mandatory
Additional information
Please note that this cruise may be cancelled and refunded due to insufficient numbers of participants, up to 60 days before embarkation
For any departure to the Seychelles, an entry permit is required. Please do not hesitate to contact your advisor for further information
Optional services
Flights not included in the programme are available on request

Activities

Lying about one mile to the north-east of Praslin, this island of about 2 miles long was first
given the name Ile Rouge on account of its red earth. As part of the Marine Park the island is
strictly protected and only a few families live there. Like... more+ Praslin, Curieuse is home to the Cocode-Mer palm. The island has a wild population of about 250 Giant Tortoises, brought over
from Aldabra in the 1980s and a breeding scheme has been in place there for several years.
Curieuse was once a leper colony, and the ruins of the houses can still be seen. There is also a
large, restored colonial villa, known as the Doctor’s House, where the island doctor lived in
the 1870s. Nature trails wind their way across the island, notably through the extensive
swamps, home to eight different species of mangrove.
Please Note: Tour involves a moderate amount of physical activity such as walking over an uneven
surface, climbing stairs or steep terrain. Not recommended for guests with walking difficulties. Much
of the tour is on foot; comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Temperature or humidity can be
high, take sun block protection, hat, repellent, sunglasses and water with you. Guests who cannot join
the walking tour can be transferred by zodiac to our beach and barbecue area until met with the rest
of the group. 
included
Cousin Island is a granitic island covering 27 hectares and lies approximately 2 km from Praslin Island. It became the world’s first internationally owned nature reserve when it was purchased in 1968 by the International Council for the Protection of Birds... more+ (ICPB)—now known as BirdLife International—with the mission of saving the last remaining population of the Seychelles warbler.
Declared a Nature Reserve in 1968 and designated a Special Reserve in 1974, Cousin Island is not only significant for seabirds and endemic land birds, but it is also the most important breeding site for Hawksbill turtles in the Western Indian Ocean. The reserve is managed entirely by local staff, and eco-tourism here directly benefits the nearby communities of Praslin. Today, Nature Seychelles oversees the island’s conservation efforts, which include biodiversity monitoring, scientific research, and the reintroduction of endangered species such as the Seychelles Magpie Robin.
Please Note: The tour involves a moderate level of physical activity, including walking over uneven surfaces, stairs, or steep terrain. It is not recommended for guests with walking difficulties. Much of the tour is on foot, so comfortable walking shoes are essential. Temperatures and humidity can be high—please bring sunscreen, a hat, insect repellent, sunglasses, and water.
Cousin Island is also nicknamed "Mosquito Island"—to avoid bites, wear long pants and long-sleeved shirts. 
included
A visit to Aride Island is an essential part of the itinerary for any visitor to the Seychelles who wants to discover what the islands were like 250 years ago before human settlement. Aride hosts one of the most important seabird populations in the Indian... more+ Ocean, with more breeding species than any other island in Seychelles. Eighteen native bird species (including five endemic to Seychelles) breed on Aride.
The island is managed as a nature reserve by the Island Conservation Society of Seychelles, and the only human inhabitants are the reserve staff, including the Island Manager, Conservation Officer, and rangers. Every year, thousands of breeding seabirds arrive during the southeast monsoon, and land birds breed year-round.
Aride is also an island where native plants find fertile soil for growth. Because of this, it plays a very important role in the conservation of Seychelles’ terrestrial and marine wildlife (with a 200-meter protected zone from the coastline).
Please note: The escorted tour is easy to moderate. Much of the tour is on foot — comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, hat, insect repellent, sunglasses, and water are recommended.
Aride is often closed to visitors during the Southeast Trade Winds (on average from May to September) and may close at short notice due to strong surf or during sensitive bird nesting seasons. 
included
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