Day 1: Mahé - St. Anne Marine Park
Set off from Commercial House Building One, Eden Island, Mahé, and sail for Saint Anne Marine Park, a wonderful anchor spot where you will spend your first night.

Day 2: St. Anne Marine Park - Cocos Island - La Digue
On day two you will visit the Saint Anne Marine Park, which is ideal for snorkelling. After lunchtime, you’ll snorkel around Cocos Island, which consists of large granite boulders that have been shaped over years by the wind and sea. This island is a real sight thanks to its harmonious colours and shapes, and the underwater world is just as attractive thanks to the wide range of fish species that swim there. Finally, the anchor point for the night is the harbour on La Digue.

Day 3: La Digue
Rent a bike and discover this beautiful island. In the shade of palm trees, ride alongside houses with palm-tree canopies above you, and visit stunning beaches with impressive granite boulders. Here you can find numerous picturesque postcard images that look like they were created just for you. In fact, La Digue is perhaps the most beautiful island in the Seychelles; there are no cars here either, people get around by bike, ox cart, or on horseback. Again, you will spend the night in the harbour on La Digue.

Day 4: La Digue - Cousin - Baie St. Anne (Praslin)
Start the day with a visit to Cousin Island. This island has been a nature reserve since 1968 where rare bird species and giant tortoises live. At midday, you will set sail for Praslin, where you simply have to visit the National Park Vallée de Mai, whose fantastic nature was incorporated into the UNESCO World Heritage list. The palm trees that are perhaps the main symbol of the Seychelles are the endemic Coco de Mer trees, which are more than 40 metres home and sway back and forth in the wind, with a calming sound as the breeze brushes its leaves. The night will be spent anchored in Baie St. Anne.

Day 5: Baie St. Anne - Grand Soeur - Curieuse (or Anse Petite Cour, Praslin).
Grand Soeur consists of 2 stony and rocky hills that are joined by a small coconut plantation. On this day, you will enjoy a barbeque on the beach, visit the island, and have time for various watersports if you like, before spending the night in Curieuse or at Anse Petite Cour.

Day 6: Curieuse - Saint Pierre - Anse Volbert or Anse Lazio (Praslin).
Curieuse is part of the Marine National Park. More than 100 giant tortoises live here. After lunch you will reach the small island of Saint Pierre, which is an assembly of various granite boulders and is typical for the Seychelles, topped off with a handful of tall palm trees that sway in the wind. Photographed hundreds of times, and printed millions of times in touristic magazines across the world, it is a spectacular sight. Discover the underwater scenery too, before spending the night anchored at Anse Volbert or Anse Lazio.

Day 7: Anse Volbert or Anse Lazio (Praslin) - Mahé
Today you will have time for snorkelling, swimming, and other watersport activities on one of the most beautiful beaches on Praslin. In the afternoon, it’s time to head back towards Mahé. Your evening meal and night will be spent anchored at Anse Major.

Day 8: Anse Major (Mahé) - Silhouette
Time for some watersports in the idyllic Anse Major bay in the north-west of Mahé. This spot is rarely visited, as you can only reach it via hiking or by sea. After lunch, you will head to Silhouette Island, before enjoying dinner and sleeping anchored there.

Day 9: Silhouette - Beau Vallon
Silhouette lies 30 km north-west of Mahé. Its hills are surrounded by a lush, tropical forest and will remind you of Mahé, with coconut trees lining the beach and wonderful granite formations that might remind you of La Digue. Walk through the lush vegetation of the rainforest before spending some time enjoying watersports and heading for Beau Vallon.

Day 10: Beau Vallon, Mahé - Eden Island Marina
Discover the long beach of Beau Vallon, surrounded by untouched nature, with plenty of time to relax, go snorkelling, swimming, or kayaking. After dinner, you will set sail for Eden Island Marina. This yacht harbour is one of the most famous private marinas worldwide, and is home to bars, restaurants, and shops aplenty. Enjoy dinner and spend the night in the marina.

Day 11: Eden Island Marina, Mahé
Disembark early between 06.00 and 08.00 in the Eden Island Marina after breakfast.