Price: 1000 €/person/1 week

Price: 1900 €/person/2 week

1. Discount - FIRST MINUTE 10% when ordering navigation 6 months before sailing.
2. Student´s discount: 15 % (for each student who is proof of a study).
3. Group discount: you will recieve a 10% discount on your navigation price for another crew member you will bring with you to the navigation, for the other two crew member you get a 20% discount on your navigation price, for another three crew member you get a 30% of your navigation price, four more crew member you get a 40% of your navigation price, for another five crew member you get a 50% of your navigation price, for another six crew member you get a 60% of your navigation price and for another seve additional crew member you get FREE OF CHARGE your navigation for 1person!
   The individual discounts do not add up.

Route: MAHÉ-PRASLIN-CURIEUSE-LA DIGUE-COCOS ISLAND-MAHÉ (dĺžka trasy cca 200 NM)

Price includes:
Boat rental
Captain of the ship
Final cleaning of the ship
Fees for anchoring in the home port of the first and last night
Deposit insurance

Price does not include:
Bedding
Insurance of persons
Used fuel
Charges for anchoring and staying in a non-home port
Charges for national parks and voyages
Board (the crew provides and pays for the boat's captain)
Transport for the ship's captain

 

 

Are you dreaming of white, deserted sandy beaches, round granite rocks and turquoise blue water?In the Seychelles, you are guaranteed to find what you are looking for. 

Seychelles, one of the world’s smallest countries, is composed of two main island groups: the Mahé group of more than 40 central, mountainous granitic islands and 70 outer, flat, coralline islands. 
The islands of the Mahé group are rocky and typically have a narrow coastal strip and a central range of hills. The overall aspect of those islands, with their lush tropical vegetation, is that of high hanging gardens overlooking silver-white beaches and clear lagoons. 
The highest point in Seychelles is Morne Seychellois 905 metres, situated on Mahé, is located within this mountainous island group. The coralline islands, rising only a few feet above sea level, are flat with elevated coral reefs at different stages of formation. 

These islands are largely waterless, and very few have a resident population. The climate is tropical oceanic, with little temperature variation during the year. Humidity is persistently high with the prevailing southeast trade winds.