Bootscharter in Seychellen · Lagoon 50 in Eden Island / Mahe, Victoria / Eden Island Marina — “Ocean” — (2019)

From Eden Island Marina in Mahe, Ocean opens up a week of island-hopping through the Seychelles at a scale that matters: thirteen guests across seven cabins with en-suite bathrooms, arranged on two hulls that change what's possible. The twin-hull design delivers the stability you feel at anchor in shallow bays—no rolling in a modest swell—while the 1.5-metre draft lets you slip into anchorages and approach beaches that monohulls cannot reach. For families or groups travelling together, the space between the hulls transforms cabin life. Eight metres of beam translate to width, not just length. Cabins are private and airy. The saloon sits central, generous and open to the forward galley. On deck, the trampolines stretch between bows, and the foredeck offers a natural gathering spot where you watch the approach to each new island. The crewed arrangement means Ocean moves when you choose to move. Transit between islands might take four hours under engine or power and sail, each passage smooth enough to read or doze. Dropped in a lagoon off Praslin or anchored near the granite outcrops of La Digue, Ocean becomes your floating base. The cockpit's uncluttered layout keeps the watch simple and the socialising easy. Cook on board, swim from the platform, dive the reefs. The Lagoon 50 was built to do this work consistently, and Ocean, delivered in 2019, carries the efficiency you need for genuinely independent cruising through the Indian Ocean's most remarkable group of islands.