Praslin, La Digue and the pink granite beaches
Praslin, La Digue and their pink granite beaches — one of the Indian Ocean's most photogenic archipelagos.
The Seychelles combine unspoilt nature with some of the world's most photographed beaches — the pink granite boulders of La Digue, the Vallée de Mai on Praslin, and anchorages still untouched by mass tourism.
April–May and October–November (shoulder seasons, lighter winds)
Sea, high season
28°C
Air, high season
30°C
The shoulder seasons offer calmer seas than the full monsoon (June–September or December–February).
Average temperatures are indicative — to be confirmed depending on the year and the forecast at the time of departure.
Suggested Itinerary · Illustrative Only
A Suggested Itinerary is inspiration only, never a guaranteed or fixed program. The actual cruising route stays flexible and may be adapted based on guest wishes, yacht capabilities, weather and sea conditions, local regulations, and the captain's advice.
Praslin → Anse Lazio → La Digue → Praslin
Mahé → Praslin → La Digue → Anse Source d'Argent → Curieuse → Anse Lazio → Mahé