Bootscharter in Seychellen · Mojito 78 in Eden Island / Mahe, Victoria / Eden Island Marina — “Cabin G12” — (2006)

From Eden Island Marina in Mahe, Cabin G12 opens up a week's cruising through the Seychelles with the kind of stability and shallow-draft access that only a catamaran twin-hull design can deliver. You'll anchor confidently in sandy bays where monohulls draw too deep, and sit level at rest while you read or dine, thanks to the 12.5-meter beam that spreads weight across two hulls rather than one. Living aboard this 23.88-meter Mojito 78 is straightforward. The single cabin provides two berths and a private bathroom, with the main saloon offering an open, light-filled space to gather when weather keeps you indoors. Forward, the trampoline netting stretches between the hulls, giving you an intimate perch to watch approaching islands, while the broad foredeck and side decks become your daytime living room. The cockpit sits protected yet open, the working space for sailing with an unobstructed view in all directions. The catamaran's two hulls also mean more interior volume than a single-hull yacht of similar length, so the saloon feels spacious rather than squeezed. The shallow draft lets you explore narrow straits and beach anchorages where conventional yachts cannot follow. From Eden Island, you have direct access to the Seychelles' granite islands, coral atolls, and protected lagoons—a week's cruising shaped by where a twin-hull boat is free to go.