Why rent a catamaran in Mahé?
Discover the largest island in the Seychelles archipelago with a catamaran charter from Mahé. Less frequented by tourists than the other islands, Mahé is nevertheless home to the Seychelles capital and has a population of 70,000. The island is 27 kilometers long, mainly covered with mountains and home to the highest point in the Seychelles, Morne Seychellois (905 meters). The island offers you the opportunity to take beautiful walks and hikes to discover its lush vegetation. But it is above all for its breathtaking beaches and its seabed that Mahé is appreciated by yachtsmen.
The best places to sail in Mahé
The island of Mahé is home to dozens of beaches, each more beautiful than the last. These are fine sandy beaches surrounded by granite rocks and turquoise water. Your catamaran charter in Mahé will allow you to discover, among other things, the magnificent anchorage of Anse Intendance, a wild and heavenly beach. It is on the side of the popular Anse Royale beach that you will find the most entertainment and activities. Diving enthusiasts will be in paradise in the Seychelles, where it is easy to come across unusual and colorful species. Head to the southwest of the island of Mahé to Anse à la Mouche or Anse Takamaka to snorkel in calm, shallow waters. After swimming, enjoy a cultural excursion by visiting the city of Victoria, the capital. You can discover the Hindu influences of the Seychelles by visiting the Arul Mihu Navarasakthi Vinayagar temple, and sample the flavors of local cuisine in the Sir Selwyn Clarke market.
Useful advice for sailing in Mahé
The island of Mahé, which belongs to the Seychelles, has a tropical climate, making catamaran sailing pleasant at any time of the year. However, it is recommended that you organize your catamaran charter in Mahé during the dry season from April to October. Whether you choose to charter a catamaran in Mahé with or without a skipper, it is advisable to organize it in advance. The Seychelles are a very popular destination for yachtsmen who want to discover the charm of the Indian Ocean and for scuba divers, who regularly visit the area by boat during this season.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 140 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor |
| Average price per week | $12,297 |
| Minimum weekly price | $3,454 |
| Maximum price per week | $162,036 |