Bootscharter in Seychellen · Lagoon 620 in Eden Island / Mahe, Victoria / Eden Island Marina — “Cabin M06 (RM)” — (2015)

Anchored at Eden Island Marina in Mahe, Cabin M06 (RM) sits ready for couples seeking a week of island-hopping through the Seychelles. This 2015 Lagoon 620 delivers the dual-hull advantages that make catamaran cruising different: shallow draft to explore bays and beaches that monohulls cannot reach, and the level platform that only twin hulls provide when you drop anchor and want the boat to stay genuinely still. Life aboard revolves around openness. The saloon flows into a sheltered cockpit where you spend your days under sail, while the broad trampolines forward offer a place to watch the Indian Ocean slip beneath you. Below, a single private cabin and ensuite bathroom provide comfortable retreat from the sun. The Lagoon 620's beam—its width—creates space that belies the vessel's length, making the interior feel less confined than single-hulled yachts of similar size. The catamaran carries enough fuel and water to range beyond the obvious routes, reaching remote anchorages and untouched reefs. With modern furling sails and an efficient engine, Cabin M06 (RM) responds equally to steady trade winds and the lighter airs that characterize certain seasons. Eden Island's position on Mahe's northern coast puts you within reach of the Seychelles' richest cruising grounds: granite islands to the south, coral atolls to the north, and the kind of anchorages where dropping the hook means waking to silence and turquoise water.