All listed amenities are included in the charter price.
Tourist tax - Seychelles (from 12 years above)
Pay at check-in
€7 per person / night
Handling fee
Pay at check-in
€35 per booking
Preparation fee - L43
Pay at check-in
Includes: Welcome pack/final cleaning/1 set of bed sheats per cabin & 1 set of towels per pax. Dinghy, outboard engine, supply of fuel, gas and water tanks, 1st and last night in marina.€410 per booking
2027 Lagoon 43, 4 cabins plus a single berth in each bow, with additional berths in the aft cabins and a convertible saloon seat too — a flexible layout for a bigger group, with 4 heads on board. A bareboat charter, fitted with autopilot and a chartplotter at the helm. She's equipped with air conditioning, generator, watermaker and an upgraded 300L fridge/freezer, oven and 4-burner hob in the galley, so she's genuinely ready for cooking through the week. The saloon has curtains and an opening front window for extra airflow. Outside, the aft cockpit has a fixed wood table, director's seating and cushioned seats with adjustable backrests, a built-in fridge and underwater lighting for evenings at anchor. Up on the roof there's a sun lounger area under the hard top. She carries a Highfield dinghy with a 20hp outboard.
Kramer Yachting
Mahe, Victoria / Eden Island Marina, Victoria, Seychelles
14:00
09:00
Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to your selection. Payment conditions are confirmed during quote and booking.
€3,000
Held by the charter base at check-in and returned after an undamaged handover.
Valid sailing license or local equivalent required.
Pet policy is set by the charter base - ask before booking.
Card, Bank transfer, Cash
Mahe, Victoria / Eden Island Marina is located in Victoria, Seychelles. Check-in and check-out times are provided by the charter base.
Inner Seychelles
Tropical beaches, granite islands, and crystal-clear waters. The perfect combination of yachting, snorkeling, and relaxation.
See this route on the mapIndicative route. The final itinerary and overnight stops depend on weather, availability and the skipper's decision.
Check-in at Eden Island, the base for every inner-island route.
A marine park twenty minutes from the base, and the usual first night.
The Vallée de Mai grows the coco de mer, found nowhere else in the world.
Giant tortoises walk free on the island, which was once a leper colony.
Bicycles and ox carts instead of cars, and the granite of Anse Source d'Argent.
Granite slabs and clear water, with the Sisters islands close by.
Back at the base: the boat is handed over in the morning.