The Seychelles Islands March 2026

Sail the Seychelles: A Dream Voyage in March 2026

Imagine waking up to the gentle motion of the ocean, the sun rising over granite islands wrapped in lush green, and water so clear it seems unreal. In March 2026, we invite you to join us for an unforgettable sailing adventure through the Seychelles—one of the most beautiful cruising grounds on Earth.

This journey is designed for travelers who want more than a vacation. It’s for those who crave freedom, discovery, and the unique rhythm of life at sea.

Why the Seychelles?

Scattered across the Indian Ocean, the Seychelles is a paradise of over 100 islands, many uninhabited and accessible only by boat. Sailing is not just the best way to see the islands—it’s the only way to truly experience their magic.

Expect:

• Turquoise lagoons and secluded anchorages

• White-sand beaches framed by dramatic granite boulders

• Coral reefs alive with tropical fish, turtles, and rays

• Warm, welcoming Creole culture and cuisine

Why March Is Perfect

March is one of the best months to sail the Seychelles. The seas are calm, the winds are gentle, and the weather is warm and inviting. Visibility for snorkeling and diving is excellent, and the islands feel relaxed and uncrowded—ideal conditions for a smooth and luxurious sailing experience.

Life On Board

Our sailing trip blends comfort with adventure. Days are spent cruising between islands, swimming straight off the boat, snorkeling vibrant reefs, paddleboarding in quiet bays, or simply relaxing on deck with a cold drink in hand.

Evenings bring unforgettable moments:

• Sunset anchorages in pristine coves

• Dinners under the stars

• Quiet nights lulled by the sea

Whether you’re an experienced sailor or stepping aboard for the first time, this trip is designed to be accessible, safe, and deeply rewarding.

Highlights of the Journey

While every voyage is shaped by the wind and sea, highlights may include:

• Exploring iconic islands like Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue

• Visiting remote, unspoiled islands only reachable by boat

• Snorkeling some of the Indian Ocean’s most vibrant reefs

• Sailing short, scenic passages surrounded by breathtaking views

No rigid schedules—just the freedom to follow the best conditions and the most beautiful routes.

Who This Trip Is For

This sailing experience is perfect for:

• Couples seeking a romantic escape

• Solo travelers looking for adventure and connection

• Friends wanting a unique shared experience

• Ocean lovers who dream of island-hopping under sail

All you need is a sense of curiosity and a love for the sea.

What’s included

• 7-day catamaran experience (Saturday to Saturday)

• Private double cabin on a 4-cabin catamaran (42–46 ft, depending on destination)

• Preparation of all meals on board by the hostess

• Service of the hostess throughout the week

• Island hopping, sailing, swimming stops, and life on board

• Comfortable shared living on the catamaran

• A small, curated group experience with like-minded travelers

What’s not included

• Food and drinks shopping budget

• Flights to and from the destination

• Meals and drinks on land

• Personal expenses

• Travel insurance

• Transfers to and from the marina

• Optional activities on land

About food & shopping

All meals are cooked on board by the hostess, but the food and drinks themselves are covered by a shared shopping budget.
At the start of the trip, we go grocery shopping together, allowing everyone to include personal tastes and dietary preferences.

The shopping budget is divided equally between participants and typically ranges between €200 and €500 per person for the week, depending on individual preferences (such as alcohol consumption and product choices).

Join Us in March 2026

This Seychelles sailing trip is more than a holiday—it’s a journey into a slower, richer way of traveling. A chance to disconnect from the everyday and reconnect with nature, the ocean, and yourself.

Spaces will be limited to keep the experience intimate and special.
Come sail with us, and discover the Seychelles the way it was meant to be seen—from the sea.