Seychelles
Luxury Yacht Charter

Seychelles

Seychelles Yacht Charter

Time to take to the sea and live out your tropical fantasy at this ultimate exotic getaway. Located a thousand miles off the African coast, the Seychelles consists of 115 equatorial laying islands. Its stunning natural arrangement of granite islands, vivid coral reefs and azure waters have lured in countless film and tv crews over the years, and now it’s time to discover its sandy beaches and dense, rich rainforests yourself. The three main islands of Mahé, Praslin and La Digue are known for their welcoming facilities, but there is more natural splendour and beauty to be discovered across its 600 nautical miles. Immerse yourself in its enticing and welcoming vibe, stemming from its Creole heritage, mythical rock formations, beautiful forest

Seychelles Charter Guide

As the weather in this tropical paradise does vary from season to season, itineraries should take this into account. Some islands may be windy or wet during certain periods of the year, such as the southeast monsoon season.

MAHE ISLAND

The largest island in the group, Mahé is home to 70 stunning beaches, a lively marina and vibrant, colourful town. Relax under the takamaka trees at Beau Vallon beach, the longest on the island, before trekking through the lush Morne Seychellois National Park.

LA DIGUE

Kick back and relax on the isle of La Digue. Known for its slow pace of life, while not cycle around the island and explore its beaches at your own leisurely pace? Dotted with large, granite boulders, these natural beaches are the perfect spots for a spot of swimming and sunbathing.

CURIEUSE ISLAND

A true beach lover’s paradise, Praslin is known for its powdery sand beaches, pink boulders, alluring bays and hidden coves. The UNESCO-listed Vallee de Mai, a primaeval palm forest, is a must-see, next to its pristine beaches Anse Georgette and Anse Lazio as well as its national park.

PRASLIN

Praslin is an island in the Seychelles, in the Indian Ocean, known for palm-fringed beaches, like Anse Georgette and Anse Lazio, both bordered by large granite boulders. The main beach, Anse Volbert-Côte D’Or, faces the offshore islet Chauve Souris.

COCO ISLANDS

These four small islands, part of the IIe Coco Marine National Park are some of the most dazzling in the Indian Ocean. A haven for endangered species, swim among turtles and tropical fish species. See how many types of birds and bat you can spot while enjoying the sunset from the deck of your charte