Bootscharter in Seychellen · Catlante 600 in Eden Island / Mahe, Victoria / Eden Island Marina — “Bacchus” — (2012)

Bacchus departs from Eden Island Marina in the heart of Mahe, positioning you within the Seychelles' most sheltered anchorages and just hours from some of the Indian Ocean's most remote islands. This 17-metre Catlante 600 sleeps 12 guests across six cabins, each with its own bathroom—a rare comfort that makes group cruising genuinely relaxing. The twin hulls create the kind of platform stability that transforms a week at anchor. Without the roll of a monohull, you sleep deeper and stand steadier as waves pass beneath. The shallow draft opens anchorages that deep-keeled boats cannot reach: you'll anchor in crystalline bay waters where the sand is visible below, and land on beaches other charters cannot access. The deck space between the hulls—the wide trampolines and generous foredeck—gives families and groups room to spread out, snorkel in shifts, or simply lie in the sun without crowding. Below, the saloon runs the full width of the boat, creating a naturally ventilated gathering space where the whole party can dine or shelter during the afternoon wind. The cockpit sits elevated and open, positioned for the crew to manage sail while guests remain comfortable. From this base, a week's itinerary reaches south towards the Amirantes, east to Praslin, or north into deeper archipelago waters. The crewed model means you navigate the complexities of tropical cruising—provisioning, anchorages, weather windows, water sports—with local expertise handling the details.