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Sail a private Lagoon Maryna 46 for seven days through Seychelles’ granitic inner islands—Praslin, Curieuse and La Digue—anchoring in clear bays, snorkeling coral gardens, and visiting Vallée de Mai. Flexible, wind-dependent days make this a relaxed, shipboard way to explore beaches and wildlife.
Sail a private Lagoon Maryna 46 for seven days through Seychelles’ granitic inner islands—Praslin, Curieuse and La Digue—anchoring in clear bays, snorkeling coral gardens, and visiting Vallée de Mai. Flexible, wind-dependent days make this a relaxed, shipboard way to explore beaches and wildlife.
The bow cuts through glass-smooth water as you step aboard the Lagoon Maryna 46 at Eden Island Marina, the islands of Mahé shrinking into a green rim behind you. Salt spray and the muted creak of rigging set the pace; the flybridge offers a 360° view that turns each island approach into a small revelation.
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Operated by Charterclick Leisure Yachts and Boats Rental · Victoria, Mahé
The bow cuts through glass-smooth water as you step aboard the Lagoon Maryna 46 at Eden Island Marina, the islands of Mahé shrinking into a green rim behind you. Salt spray and the muted creak of rigging set the pace; the flybridge offers a 360° view that turns each island approach into a small revelation.
This week-long circuit visits Praslin’s Anse Lazio, the UNESCO-listed Vallée de Mai, snorkel sites at St. Pierre and Curieuse, and the shallow gardens around Felicite and Coco. Geology here alternates between ancient granite outcrops and coral islets: the inner islands are rounded granite born of deep crust, while outer atolls build up with coral growth. Creole culture threads the experience—French, African and British influences in language, food and boatcraft traditions—while Curieuse’s giant tortoises recall early conservation efforts in the archipelago.
Expect short coastal sails punctuated by anchoring in clear bays, shore visits, and on-deck evenings under a slow southern sky. Cabins sleep up to eight aboard a four-cabin catamaran; days are largely flexible and wind-dependent, so plan a relaxed itinerary and pack for sun, sudden showers, and salt.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light waterproof, and remedies for sea sensitivity; confirm pickup time at Eden Island and the 24-hour cancellation window. Use reusable bottles, follow crew instructions around reefs, and be ready to swap plans with the captain when winds or currents demand it.
easy.
7 days.
Suitable for most fitness levels; guests should be able to board from a dinghy, climb a ladder and walk on sandy or uneven terrain ashore.
Embarkation is at Eden Island Marina on Mahé; the itinerary returns to Eden Island for final disembarkation.
The catamaran has four cabins for up to eight guests; specifics on meals depend on the operator—confirm included provisions before booking.
The tour is listed as suitable for all fitness levels, but guests prone to seasickness should bring remedies; infants may be required to sit on laps.
Very; daily stops and snorkel sites are flexible and decided by the captain according to wind and sea conditions for safety and comfort.
The inner islands are ancient granite outcrops; human settlement introduced coconut plantations and Creole cultural blends shaped by French and British eras.
Coral reefs and nesting turtle beaches are sensitive—use reef‑safe sunscreen, avoid anchoring on reefs, and follow crew guidance to minimize impact.
Charterclick Leisure Yachts and Boats Rental operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow cuts through glass-smooth water as you step aboard the Lagoon Maryna 46 at Eden Island Marina, the islands of Mahé shrinking into a green rim behind you. Salt spray and the muted creak of rigging set the pace; the flybridge offers a 360° view that turns each island approach into a small revelation.
The bow cuts through glass-smooth water as you step aboard the Lagoon Maryna 46 at Eden Island Marina, the islands of Mahé shrinking into a green rim behind you. Salt spray and the muted creak of rigging set the pace; the flybridge offers a 360° view that turns each island approach into a small revelation.
This week-long circuit visits Praslin’s Anse Lazio, the UNESCO-listed Vallée de Mai, snorkel sites at St. Pierre and Curieuse, and the shallow gardens around Felicite and Coco. Geology here alternates between ancient granite outcrops and coral islets: the inner islands are rounded granite born of deep crust, while outer atolls build up with coral growth. Creole culture threads the experience—French, African and British influences in language, food and boatcraft traditions—while Curieuse’s giant tortoises recall early conservation efforts in the archipelago.
Expect short coastal sails punctuated by anchoring in clear bays, shore visits, and on-deck evenings under a slow southern sky. Cabins sleep up to eight aboard a four-cabin catamaran; days are largely flexible and wind-dependent, so plan a relaxed itinerary and pack for sun, sudden showers, and salt.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light waterproof, and remedies for sea sensitivity; confirm pickup time at Eden Island and the 24-hour cancellation window. Use reusable bottles, follow crew instructions around reefs, and be ready to swap plans with the captain when winds or currents demand it.