Bootscharter in Seychellen · Mojito 78 in Eden Island / Mahe, Victoria / Eden Island Marina — “Cabin G11” — (2006)

From Eden Island Marina in Mahe, Cabin G11 opens the full Seychelles archipelago to intimate exploration. This Mojito 78 catamaran gives two guests direct access to granite-fringed anchorages, shallow bays, and sand bars that reward the twin-hulled design—a shallow draft and stable platform that means you can thread between islands and settle confidently in waters where deeper vessels simply cannot go. The layout works well for a close partnership or romantic pair. One cabin with its own bathroom keeps privacy straightforward, while the main saloon becomes your social center: galley forward for meal prep, dining and lounge space aft where you catch the breeze. The cockpit extends across the bridging structure, offering uncluttered sightlines and easy movement between helm and deck. Above, twin trampolines between the hulls provide the quintessential catamaran lounging spot—a net of shade and sea air, perfect for reading or simply watching the water pass beneath. A week based at Eden Island means you navigate waters where the Seychelles' rainy season and calm trades align generously. You might work south toward Praslin and La Digue, explore the granite islands' protected anchorages, or drift north toward the atolls. The catamaran's beam width and stable platform mean you'll move around the deck and cabins without the roll of a narrower hull, and you'll anchor without the constant swing of a monohull. Cabin G11 lets you sail or motor between sites, then settle and actually enjoy them.