Begin your adventure by heading to Vallée de Mai in Baie Sainte Anne, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll along a charming trail surrounded by towering sea coconut palms—a natural spectacle that seems endless. The native flora and fauna will make you feel like you're in an untouched paradise. Anchor overnight in Baie Sainte Anne, surrounded by idyllic landscapes.

Sail to La Digue, considered the most beautiful island in the Seychelles. Anchor at the beaches of Petite Anse or Grande Anse, on the southeastern coast, and enjoy the tranquility of this car-free island, where oxen and carts are the main modes of transport. Rent a bicycle and ride through palm-shaded paths, passing by traditional houses with palm-thatched roofs and white sandy beaches framed by massive polished granite boulders. Experience the calm and beauty that make La Digue so special.

Set sail for Marianne and Félicité islands, anchoring on the west coast of Grande Soeur for a delicious lunch. Then, head to Île aux Cocos, just 7 km from La Digue, where you can go snorkeling in crystal-clear waters. The island is famous for its unusual rock formations and lush tree-like coral that shelters a great variety of tropical fish.

Today you’ll discover the nature of Curieuse, a protected island that hosts a colony of giant Aldabra tortoises. Take a walk through mangroves and coconut trees until you reach a beautiful beach. Along the trail, you’ll find a small museum with information about the island. Later, sail to St. Pierre, an islet of rounded rocks and tall palm trees, perfect for snorkeling in a stunning underwater landscape. Return to Laraie Bay to spend the night.

Sail to Aride Island, a natural paradise under the care of the Royal Society for Nature Conservation. Explore narrow trails that lead to breathtaking views in the north, where you’ll witness rich biodiversity—from seabirds to unique plant species. The island is home to the world’s largest colony of lesser noddies and other remarkable creatures. Enjoy this wildlife sanctuary before returning to Laraie Bay for the night.

Head towards Cousin Island, just 800 meters in diameter, known as a natural and ornithological reserve. It's home to a large population of seabirds, including the roseate tern and the red-tailed tropicbird, and serves as an important sanctuary for hawksbill turtles. The island is open for morning visits from Monday to Friday, offering a peaceful and enriching experience surrounded by nature. At the end of the day, return to Baie Sainte Anne for rest.

On your seventh day, sail to Eden Island, a luxurious resort and residential complex in the Seychelles. Enjoy its beautiful beaches, high-end restaurants, and the chance to try various water activities like paddleboarding, kayaking, or simply relaxing on the beach. This is a perfect day to embrace comfort and elegance, blending nature with luxury. Spend the night in this exclusive paradise.

At Eden Island Marina, you'll check out and conclude this incredible journey through the Seychelles. As you bid farewell to these paradisiacal islands, you'll enjoy the peaceful views and relaxed atmosphere of the marina. With a heart full of unforgettable memories, stunning landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and unique experiences in touch with nature, you’ll close this chapter in one of the world’s most beautiful destinations, carrying with you moments that will last forever.