Boat charter in Seychelles · Lagoon 42 in Eden Island / Mahe, Victoria / Eden Island Marina — “Bingo” — (2017)

Based at Eden Island Marina, Bingo sits ready to carry seven guests through Seychelles' scattered granite islands and protected anchorages. This 2017 Lagoon 42 opens up a week of bareboat exploring that would overwhelm a monohull: the twin hulls mean you'll anchor confidently in bays other boats can't safely reach, and the shallow draft lets you drift into coves and close to beaches without anxiety about running aground. Living aboard Bingo works well for groups and families. Four cabins each have their own bathroom, so seven people don't queue or compromise. The saloon sits forward with the galley, a natural hub where the crew gathers. The cockpit spreads wide and safe behind, with room to work and move around—essential when seven people are aboard for a week. The trampolines stretch between the hulls, a rare luxury on smaller boats; the foredeck is roomy enough to anchor watch or simply escape the crowd. The catamaran's beam—that width between the hulls—makes the interior feel open and bright compared to a long thin monohull. Stability at anchor matters when you're stationary for a full day snorkeling or swimming. Shallow draft matters when the breeze dies and you motor into tight spots no other charter boat can enter. From Mahe, Bingo can reach the inner islands, the outer archipelago, and countless anchorages in between. She cruises at a steady pace and carries enough fuel and water for independence.