Journey Seychelles

Comfort
2 January 2027 – 9 January 2027
8 daysSeychelles
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Unique nature

Paradise beaches

Real adventures

Awesome snorkeling

Great company

Yachting atmosphere

Travel route

Day 1

Mahe

Meet at Eden Island Marina on Mahe and board the catamaran

There will be free time to visit the botanical garden or walk to the beach

In the evening, we will go for a walk around the marina and have dinner at a seaside restaurant

Day 2

Praslin

The day will start with a sail to Praslin
We will stop to swim and have lunch near Cousin Island, which is a national park and home to many rare birds

At night, we will anchor near one of the most beautiful beaches on Praslin Island, and at sunset, we will have a beach party with barbecue and dancing at a local bar

Day 3

Praslin

In the morning, we will take a tour of the Vallée de Mai reserve on Praslin, which is home to the famous endemic coco de mer palms
We will walk through the jungle of the reserve's unique rainforests
After lunch, we will sail to Curieuse Island, to a quiet bay
We will swim and spend the evening at anchor

Day 4

Curieuse

In the morning, we will walk through the mangrove forests of Curieuse Island and go to the beach with crystal-clear blue water, pet the giant long-lived tortoises
We will leave the anchorage to snorkel on the coral reefs and meet the parrotfish

We will dock at La Digue marina and spend 2 nights there
Some of the best beaches in Seychelles are on La Digue!

Day 5

La Digue

We will have breakfast at a local bakery, rent bicycles, and set off to explore the island. La Digue is famous for having no cars and many magnificent beaches

We will ride along winding paths under palm trees, enjoy nature and villages, and swim at beautiful beaches with white sand and smooth rocks

Day 6

Grand Soeur

We will have breakfast, raise the sails, and head out to sea. Sail to the uninhabited island of Grand Soeur
Good waters to set sails and do some sailing
We will visit Coco Island to explore the underwater world of coral reefs — there are many snorkeling spots here
Closer to evening, we will anchor near the isthmus of Grand Soeur Island

Day 7

St Anne Island

Today we have a long sail, so we will depart around 8 am to arrive by lunch at the St Anne islands, where we will swim, enjoy the white sandy beach, and spend the last day

Closer to evening, we will return to the home marina, have a farewell dinner, and share impressions

Day 8

Mahe

The last day of the journey — time to disembark from the catamaran
We will all have breakfast together, take a walk around the town, and head home

Or stay to explore the island!

8 days

Select an available accommodation option in the travel card.

3,250 €/person
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Our catamaran

Bali 4.8

A cool sailing catamaran with air conditioning and a watermaker. Spacious living room and terrace, sun deck, comfortable cabins with toilet and shower

Included

  • The sailing catamaran on which we will live and travel, and a small motorboat to get to the islands
  • The catamaran crew consists of a captain and a chef who will ensure comfort during the trip
  • Assistance with ticket selection
  • A well-planned route to see everything not only on the water but also on land

Not included

  • Flights and transfers
  • Local expenses — food, fuel, marinas and optional activities

How to join the trip?

01

Choose your place and pay

Choose your accommodation and pay on the trip page. Contact us if you need help choosing or paying.

02

Prepare for the trip

Before departure, we will send you a guide to flights, packing and meeting at the marina.

03

Meet us on Mahé

We board the catamaran at Eden Island Marina on Mahé on 2 January. The trip ends on 9 January.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to get there?+

We start at Eden Island Marina on Mahé. Before booking flights, check the current entry requirements and travel authorisation on the official website. We can help you choose flights and arrange a transfer to the marina.

Where will we sleep?+

We live all week in cozy double cabins
The catamaran has 4 double cabins and 2 bunk cabins, each with a private toilet and shower

Will I get seasick?+

Seasickness is possible and depends on the weather and individual sensitivity. We plan passages around the forecast and will share preparation advice before the trip.

Will there be night passages?+

No. We spend the night in picturesque bays or marinas, and all passages are made during the day to enjoy the views

How to prepare for the trip?+

After payment, we will send you clear instructions: what to take with you on the trip, where and how to arrive, we will definitely help with the flight, and also tell you all the important details, for example, which SIM card is best to buy or where to exchange currency

What about internet access?+

Mobile coverage is available near populated islands; the signal may drop during passages and in some bays.

Is experience required?+

We are going to relax; yachting experience or working at sea is not required for this trip. If you want, you can learn to sail the catamaran, try steering, or learn to set the sails.
And if you just want to relax on the deck with a glass of Prosecco, we will arrange that!

Contact us

We will be happy to answer your questions or help organize your trip.

hello@wesail.coAvailable Monday–Friday, 10:00–20:00