Bootscharter in Seychellen · Lagoon 450 Sport in Eden Island / Mahe, Victoria / Eden Island Marina — “Islette” — (2018)

Anchored at Eden Island Marina, Islette sits ready to unlock a week of sailing through the Seychelles' layered archipelago. From your berth in Mahé's protected waters, you can reach shallow-draft anchorages and island lagoons that deeper-hulled vessels miss entirely, thanks to the Lagoon 450 Sport's 1.23-meter draft and twin-hull design. The beam spans 7.84 meters, carving out real living space below and above deck that justifies bringing ten guests without feeling cramped. Down below, six cabins and four bathrooms distribute guests comfortably—families or friends can anchor in their own quarters while still gathering in the central saloon for meals and evening conversation. The galley sits integrated into the main living space, flooded with natural light. Above, the wide cockpit gives helm and passengers alike clear sight lines, while forward the twin trampolines and foredeck offer sun-catching or stargazing space that only catamarans deliver. The shallow draft and hull separation keep Islette stable at anchor, minimizing swing and motion even when wind picks up. From Eden Island, a week's itinerary might string together the Granitic Islands to the south, the coral-fringed atolls to the north, or a mix of both. The Lagoon 450 Sport's twin engines and modern rig let you sail or motor between islands with minimum fuss, conserving energy for snorkeling reefs and exploring anchorages that reveal Seychelles' character in quiet coves rather than crowded resorts.