Seychelles Sailing Escape
13–20 FEBRUARY 2027
13 - 20 FEBRUARY 2027
Seychelles Sailing Escape
8 Days of Pure Freedom
13–20 FEBRUARY 2027
Eight days and seven nights sailing the turquoise waters of the Seychelles with Love Sailing.
Wake up at anchor beside quiet beaches, swim and snorkel in clear lagoons, explore island villages and spend golden evenings on deck — all at an unhurried pace, with an experienced skipper guiding the way.
Enjoy fishing and freshly caught fish, gather wild mangoes where permitted, and share a local barbecue dinner on the shore in a protected nature reserve.
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13–20 February 2027 · 8 days / 7 nights
Daily Program
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Day 1
Welcome to Paradise
Arrive on Mahé, board the catamaran and meet new friends.
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Day 2
Set Sail
Snorkel at Sainte Anne, sail to Praslin and toast the sunset.
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Day 3
La Digue by Bike
Cycle La Digue, visit L’Union Estate and Anse Source d’Argent.
Day 4
Giant Tortoises
Snorkel at Saint Pierre, then meet the tortoises of Curieuse.
Day 5
Tropical Trails
Walk the mangroves, then relax on Praslin’s beaches.
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Day 6
Hidden Bays
Swim in a secluded bay and dine by the sea.
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Day 7
Last Day Under Sail
Sail back to Mahé, swim, fish and enjoy a farewell dinner.
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Day 8
Until Next Time
Breakfast onboard, check out and head home with great memories.
Your Seychelles Escape Aboard the Bali 4.2
ACCOMMODATION
The Bali 4.2 offers four double cabins, each with its own bathroom, air conditioning, a watermaker and a generator. Designed for comfort and easy living at sea, it provides generous space for a group of 8–10 guests — from relaxed mornings onboard to shared evenings under the stars.
With its spacious layout and inviting outdoor areas, the Bali 4.2 creates the perfect setting for discovering the Seychelles in comfort, enjoying the freedom of life at sea, and sharing an unforgettable journey with your fellow travelers.
What’s Included
✓ Accommodation onboard — 7 nights
✓ Charter pack
✓ Professional skipper
✓ Shared cabin berth
✓ Tourist tax
✓ Stand-up paddleboard (SUP)
✓ Fishing rod
✓ Damage waiver
Not Included
× Flights to Seychelles
× Personal expenses
× Travel insurance and visa application
× Food and drinks onboard (approximately 250 euro)
× Catamaran fuel (approximately 50 euro)
× Mooring and marina fees (approximately 30 euro)
× Park entry, beach events may require permits or additional fees.
Choose your cabin
8 days / 7 nights · 13–20 February 2027
The itinerary is flexible and may change depending on weather, sea conditions, skipper decisions and local regulations.
Before you go
Seychelles Travel Guide
Entry requirements
- A visa is generally not required for a tourist visit, but every traveller, including children, must obtain an electronic Travel Authorisation (TA) before departure.
- Apply through the official Seychelles Electronic Border System within 30 days of your trip. You’ll need your passport, a selfie, contact details and trip information. You may also be asked for flight and accommodation confirmations. If you’re joining a sailing trip, include the yacht charter name.
- Your passport must be valid for the whole trip and your return home. Have a return or onward ticket, accommodation confirmation and proof of sufficient funds. Seychelles Immigration gives a guideline of at least US$150 or equivalent per person per day. A visitor’s permit is issued on arrival.
- A yellow fever vaccination certificate may be required if you travel from a risk country or have a long transit through one. Check the requirements for each traveller’s route and passport before departure.
- Current guidance also includes additional health measures for travellers who have been in the Democratic Republic of the Congo within 21 days before travel. Check the latest requirements before flying, as health rules can change.
Getting there
- There are currently not many direct flights from Europ to Mahé. Common one-stop routes include Doha, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Istanbul. Routes and schedules depend on your travel dates, so check connections when booking.
- The international airport is on Mahé. It’s best to arrange your transfer to the marina or meeting point in advance and confirm the address with the organiser.
Currency and payments
The local currency is the Seychellois rupee (SCR). Cards are accepted at many hotels and larger businesses, but it’s useful to carry some cash for small shops, markets, taxis and tips. ATMs are available at the airport and on the main islands; they dispense rupees. Some tourist services may accept euros or US dollars, but check in advance.
What to pack
- Lightweight clothes, swimwear, a hat and sunglasses.
- Sunscreen, insect repellent and personal medication.
- Water shoes, a snorkelling mask and a waterproof phone pouch or dry bag.
- A Type G plug adapter, the British-style three-pin plug.
- For a sailing trip: a soft-sided bag, non-slip shoes and motion sickness medicine if you’re prone to seasickness.
Helpful tips
Carry a little local cash for small expenses, even if you plan to use a card most of the time. Get travel insurance that covers your itinerary and planned activities. At the beach, follow warning signs and check sea conditions; on the yacht, follow the captain’s instructions.
Before departure
Before departure, double-check your TA, passport details, airline baggage rules and meeting point on Mahé. Entry requirements and flight schedules may change before your February trip.
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13–20 February 2027 · 8 days / 7 nights
Ready to Escape?
Reserve your place on the Seychelles Sailing Escape with Love Sailing. Get in touch with our team to ask questions, check availability or secure your spot.
Please note: the route may change depending on weather, sea conditions, the skipper's decisions and local regulations.