Boat charter in Seychelles · Lagoon 40 in Eden Island / Mahe, Victoria / Eden Island Marina — “Pina Colada” — (2020)

From Eden Island Marina, Pina Colada opens a week's cruising through the Seychelles archipelago with the kind of stability and space that catamarans deliver. Four cabins and four bathrooms mean ten guests can spread across their own berths without compromise, whether you're a multi-family group or friends celebrating together. Each cabin connects to its own head and shower, so mornings run smooth. On deck, the dual-hull platform transforms how you experience anchorages. Shallow draft lets you glide into bays and tuck close to beaches where monohull boats cannot reach. At anchor, the wide beam keeps Pina Colada flat and composed in a blow, and the trampolines stretching between the hulls offer unbeatable views forward. The saloon sits amidships, flooded with light, while the cockpit is built for watch-keeping or simply sitting with a book as the Indian Ocean breeze flows through. The Lagoon 40's galley works well for provisioning fresh from Mahe and cooking as a group. From here, your week unfolds across granite-fringed islands, coral reefs close enough for snorkeling, and anchorages where dolphins and sailfish pass. You navigate by modern systems and daylight piloting, exploring routes only a shallow-draft catamaran can comfortably sail. Bareboat charters mean you set the pace—active sailing or island-hopping, dawn departures or afternoon swims.