Bootscharter in Seychellen · Catlante 720 in Eden Island / Mahe, Victoria / Eden Island Marina — “Eye Candy” — (2019)

From Eden Island Marina, Eye Candy reaches the Seychelles' most secluded anchorages within hours—bays too shallow for larger yachts, protected waters where a catamaran's twin hulls shine. The 21.4-meter Catlante 720 sits low in the water and spreads wide, giving you stability when you're at rest and the draft to explore where mono-hulls cannot. This matters when twelve of you want to anchor off a white sand beach or slip into a tight lagoon without concern. Below deck, the layout serves groups well. Six cabins with six en-suite bathrooms mean no queuing or compromise—each guest has privacy and comfort, whether they're a couple, a family, or part of a larger party. The saloon runs the length of the vessel, bright and sociable, flowing into a cockpit designed for both shelter and views. Forward, the trampolines and foredeck stretch between the hulls, offering uninterrupted space to watch dolphins, read, or simply absorb the Indian Ocean. A crewed charter on Eye Candy removes logistics from your week. Your crew handles the sailing, navigation, and meal preparation, freeing you to move between those trampolines, gather in the saloon, or slip ashore to explore. The Seychelles from this base—pristine reefs, uninhabited islands, and quiet anchorages—becomes genuinely accessible. This is where a catamaran's advantages combine: room for everyone, stability underfoot, and the ability to go where the best cruising actually is.