A sailing route around the islands of the Seychelles

On the first day of your journey, embark at the bay of St. Anne, in the South East of the island of Praslin. Discover the beautiful May valley and follow it as it runs between palm trees and coconut trees, and find a spectacular vantage point to enjoy some breathtaking views. Spend the evening in the bay of St. Anne which is well sheltered from the wind.

Today set sail in the direction of the Curieuse Island and pass by the islet of San Pierre which is known for its unique formations of rounded rocks. Explore the exceptional sea beds and their rich diversity of sea life, before enjoying a spot of sunbathing and drink onboard your boat. Continue on your journey and drop your anchor at San José on the island of Curieuse, which is home to a Marine National Park where you can spot the famous giant tortoises! Definitely a must-see!

On this third day set sail towards Cousin Island. It is a magnificent Nature Reserve home to many rare species of birds and giant tortoises. On a Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday you can visit - take a short walk to the tip of the island where you will find yourself in the land of the tortoises. From this vantage point you can admire the flight of the many tropical birds. Next step, set sail for Lazio where you can send the night. Lazio is the nicest port in Praslin and it is home to one of the most beautiful beaches in the Seychelles.

Now it’s time to head for Digue, a stunning, tranquil island. Make the most of the chance to rent a bike, one of the best ways to explore this wild and unique island and all it has to offer. You will also be enchanted by this island and its many breathtaking beaches, bathed by the turquoise waters of the ocean.

On this final day of your yacht charter, set sail in the direction of the island of Grande Soeur and enjoy a spot of lunch on Coco Island, or try snorkeling and explore the incredible underwater landscape.There are usually masks and snorkels available for yacht charter boats. Drop your anchor on the west coast of the island before heading back towards the departure base of St. Annne, for one final night on the spectacular islands of the Seychelles.