Ενοικίαση σκάφους στο Σεϋχέλλες · Lagoon 620 in Eden Island / Mahe, Victoria / Eden Island Marina — “Marlena” — (2015)

From Eden Island Marina in Mahe, Marlena opens access to the Seychelles' scattered atolls and reef systems—waters where a catamaran's shallow draft and dual hulls transform exploration into something genuinely different. At 18.90 metres, this 2015 Lagoon 620 carries twelve guests across bays too shallow for monohulls, past granite islands and into anchorages where conventional yachts simply cannot reach. Living aboard means six cabins and six en-suite bathrooms, so privacy coexists with group cruising. The saloon runs the full width of the bridge deck, flanked by windows that frame the Indian Ocean; it's where the crew serves meals and guests gather without feeling crowded. The cockpit spreads wide enough for sunbathing or evening drinks while your captain navigates. Twin trampolines between the hulls offer the catamaran's signature perk—a netting platform suspended over water, neither deck nor sea. Catamaran stability changes everything about life on water. At anchor, there's no rocking; the twin hulls sit flat even as swell rolls through. This matters most to families with children or guests who'd rather not fight seasickness during their holiday. The Lagoon 620's beam gives the saloon genuine space, and the foredeck provides room to move without climbing over people. Crewed, Marlena means your captain navigates the tricky approaches, your chef manages meals, and you arrive each morning somewhere new—all while the boat's proven design and efficient engines keep fuel costs reasonable across a week's worth of distance.