OVERVIEW
This journey begins with embarkation from Anse Possession, Praslin, offering leisure time and water activities in this picturesque cove before a sunset sail to Curieuse Bay, you are welcomed with a Creole barbecue onboard. The next stop is Curieuse, an island rich in mangrove forests and giant tortoises, you can explore its historic sites before enjoying water sports. The journey continues to La Digue, an island known for its relaxed atmosphere, bicycle paths, and iconic granite boulders at Anse Source d'Argent.
The tour then sails back to Praslin to visit the UNESCO-listed Vallee de Mai Nature Reserve, home to the rare coco de mer and the endemic Black Parrot. The adventure proceeds to Cousin Island, a protected nature reserve celebrated for its bird colonies, followed by leisure activities and snorkeling near Praslin. The voyage then reaches Anse Lazio, considered one of the Seychelles’ most beautiful beaches, providing a day of swimming and relaxation before returning to Curieuse Bay for a sunset experience.
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Day 1 : Praslin
Embarkation at 10.30hrs from Anse Possession, Praslin, followed by the Captain's welcome briefing.
Spend the day at leisure with different water activities in this scenic cove, named for the stone of possession placed in this area by French explorers to stake their claim to the island more than 200 years ago.
Final embarkation is at 1700hrs followed by a sunset sail to Curieuse Bay.
In the evening, introduce yourself to Creole cuisine with a welcome barbecue onboard.
Day 2 : Curieuse
In the morning disembark at Curieuse for a visit of this virtually uninhabited island.
Experience the island's vast mangrove forests and its giant tortoise farm, along with the historic ruins of this former leper colony.
After a barbecue lunch on the island, enjoy an array of water sports or simply relax and enjoy the island's beautiful beach and turquoise waters.
Day 3 : La Digue
A morning sail brings the vessel to La Digue, a sleepy island community where ox-carts and bicycles still remain the most common mode of transportation throughout the island.
La Digue is home to the endemic Seychelles Paradise Flycatcher, and is perhaps most famous for its massive granite boulder formations at Anse Source d'Argent, which is thought to be the most photographed beach on earth.
Explore the entire island by bicycle, perhaps stopping by Union Estate, a sprawling network of traditional island activities, including a copra mill, vanilla planation and shipyard.
Day 4 : Praslin
Sail to Praslin, Seychelles' second-largest inhabited island for disembarkation to the famous World Heritage Site, the Vallee de Mai Nature Reserve. This ancient forest is home to the curiously shaped double coconut, the coco de mer, as well as the Black Parrot unique to Praslin.
Explore the valley's eerie pathways beneath its canopy of massive palms, before onboard for afternoon opportunities to dive, snorkel or enjoy other water sports.
Day 5 : Cousin Island
Sail towards Cousin island off the coast of Praslin, for a morning visit of the strictly protected nature reserve, famed for its sea bird colonies and also as a sanctuary for Seychelles' rare endemic land birds and other native species.
After lunch, the afternoon is yours to spend at leisure or to take advantage of snorkelling and diving opportunities off the isle of Praslin.
Day 6 : Anse Lazio
Sail to Anse Lazio, one of the most beautiful beaches in Praslin, and arguably, all of Seychelles – the perfect place for a day of swimming, snorkelling and other water sports, or supreme relaxation in one of the most stunning settings in the world.
In, the evening, enjoy a sunset sail back to Curieuse Bay to soak in before the world's only granitic ocean islands one last evening.
Day 7 : Praslin
After early breakfast , disembarkation at Anse Possession, Praslin at 08.30hrs.
End of our services.
Our services include :
- Overnight accommodation for entire cruise.
- Full board meals, afternoon tea/coffee/cake.
- Our friendly crew of 8 and equipment for snorkelling, kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding and bottom-line fishing.
Our services do not include :
- International flights
- Hotel and airport transfer
- Beverages from our bar
- Diving/Diving Equipment
- Transfers before or at the end of the cruise
- Government Sustainable (5eur/Day/Per)
Conservation Fee Non includes (payment on bord): 165 Eur
Landing and entrance fees for island visits and nature reserves (including guided tour in Vallee de Mai) as well as various national marine parks, according to the cruise itinerary. (Bicycle Rental and Fee for entrance to Union Estate are not included as these are optional for clients during their island visit to La Digue.)
CAT A Cabins / CAT B Cabins :
- Double cabin with double bed (per pax - 2 pax only)
- Triple cabin with double bed + single bunk(s) (per pax - 3 pax only)
- Single occupancy in double bed cabin (1 pax only)
ACCOMMODATION S.V. SEA PEARL :
Air-conditioned Dining Salon
TV, DVD, stereo, ice-machine, washing machine, dryer
Upper Sun Deck and Bow Net for sun bathing
Covered Back Deck Lounge
Fully air-conditioned cabins with wash basin:
6 Double-bed cabins +1 bunk (Category A)
2 Double cabins with 2 bunk beds (Category B)
4 Showers – 3 Toilets – 1 Deck Shower
Seychelles, an archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean, is renowned for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, lush tropical forests, and unique wildlife. Located off the eastern coast of Africa, northeast of Madagascar, Seychelles is a tropical paradise that offers a blend of relaxation and adventure, making it a perfect destination for honeymooners, nature enthusiasts, and beach lovers.
Getting There:
Seychelles is primarily accessed by air through Seychelles International Airport (SEZ) on Mahé Island. Major airlines such as Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Air Seychelles provide regular flights from Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
Where to Stay:
Seychelles offers a range of accommodations from luxury resorts to budget-friendly guesthouses. Some popular islands to consider for your stay include:
Mahé Island: The largest island, home to the capital city Victoria, and offers the widest range of accommodation options.
Praslin Island: Known for its stunning beaches and the UNESCO-listed Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve.
La Digue Island: Offers a more laid-back atmosphere with beautiful beaches and charming guesthouses.
Top Things to Do:
Beaches:
Anse Source d’Argent (La Digue): Famous for its unique granite boulders and crystal-clear waters.
Anse Lazio (Praslin): Often ranked among the world’s best beaches, with soft white sand and excellent snorkeling.
Beau Vallon (Mahé): A lively beach with water sports, restaurants, and vibrant nightlife.
Nature and Wildlife:
Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve (Praslin): A UNESCO World Heritage site, home to the rare Coco de Mer palm and black parrots.
Morne Seychellois National Park (Mahé): Offers hiking trails through lush forests and stunning viewpoints.
Curieuse Island: Known for its giant tortoises and red soil, accessible via boat tours from Praslin.
Water Activities:
Snorkeling and Diving: Explore vibrant coral reefs and marine life around islands like Sainte Anne, Silhouette, and Denis.
Boat Excursions: Take a day trip to explore nearby islands such as Cousin, Aride, and Saint Pierre.
Fishing: Seychelles is a top destination for deep-sea fishing and fly-fishing.
Cultural Experiences:
Victoria (Mahé): Visit the vibrant market, the clock tower, and the Botanical Gardens.
Seychelles National History Museum: Learn about the islands’ natural history and cultural heritage.
Tea Factory (Mahé): Tour the tea plantation and factory to see how Seychellois tea is produced.
Where to Eat:
Seychelles offers a delightful mix of Creole cuisine, blending African, French, Indian, and Chinese influences. Some must-try dishes include:
Grilled Fish: Freshly caught fish, often marinated in Creole spices.
Octopus Curry: A spicy and flavorful dish often served with rice.
Shark Chutney: Made from mashed shark, bilimbi (a local fruit), and spices.
Fruit Bat Curry: A local delicacy for the adventurous eater.
Breadfruit Chips: A popular snack, similar to potato chips but made from breadfruit.
Popular dining spots include:
Marie Antoinette (Mahé): Offers traditional Seychellois dishes in a colonial-style setting.
La Scala (Mahé): Known for its seafood and Italian cuisine.
Café des Arts (Praslin): A beachfront restaurant offering a blend of Creole and international dishes.
Practical Tips:
Currency: Seychellois Rupee (SCR). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s good to have some cash for small purchases.
Language: Seychellois Creole, English, and French are widely spoken.
Transportation: Renting a car is a convenient way to explore Mahé and Praslin. On La Digue, bicycles are the preferred mode of transport. Taxis and local buses are also available.
Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit Seychelles is from April to October when the weather is cooler and less humid. However, Seychelles has a year-round tropical climate, making it a great destination any time of the year.
Health and Safety: Tap water is generally safe to drink, but bottled water is recommended. Malaria is not present in Seychelles, but it's advisable to use mosquito repellent to avoid bites.
Seychelles is a breathtaking destination that offers a perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and natural beauty. Whether you’re lounging on pristine beaches, exploring lush forests, diving into vibrant coral reefs, or immersing yourself in the local culture, Seychelles promises an unforgettable tropical getaway. Enjoy the warm hospitality, stunning landscapes, and unique experiences that this Indian Ocean paradise has to offer
Seychelles
SEA PEARL ( May- Oct)
Reference #: WTP0719
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This journey begins with embarkation from Anse Possession, Praslin, offering leisure time and water activities in this picturesque cove before a sunset sail to Curieuse Bay, you are welcomed with a Creole barbecue onboard. The next stop is Curieuse, an island rich in mangrove forests and giant tortoises, you can explore its historic sites before enjoying water sports. The journey continues to La Digue, an island known for its relaxed atmosphere, bicycle paths, and iconic granite boulders at Anse Source d'Argent.
The tour then sails back to Praslin to visit the UNESCO-listed Vallee de Mai Nature Reserve, home to the rare coco de mer and the endemic Black Parrot. The adventure proceeds to Cousin Island, a protected nature reserve celebrated for its bird colonies, followed by leisure activities and snorkeling near Praslin. The voyage then reaches Anse Lazio, considered one of the Seychelles’ most beautiful beaches, providing a day of swimming and relaxation before returning to Curieuse Bay for a sunset experience.