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Quo Vadis – Go On a Once-In-A-Lifetime Seychelles Adventure


Do you want to experience the beauty of the islands and atolls of the Seychelles? In this crystal-clear water, brilliantly coloured reefs and abundant exotic fish species, guided snorkelling, diving, and freediving trips are on offer − all while onboard the custom-built and fully equipped MV Quo Vadis.

Explore uninhabited islands in the Seychelles

Explore the most remote uninhabited islands in the Seychelles, up close. At various dive stops you will see manta rays, stingrays, turtles, moray eels, barracuda, sharks, tuna, grouper, snapper, trevally, and many more vibrant and rare species. Divers can also experience the most enchanting marine life, with waters lapping the side of the hull as gently as a luxury resort swimming pool, but surrounded by the special tropical blue and green of the islands. These islands are bounded by pearly white sands and granite rock formations and highlighted by the sun's radiance.

Go on an adrenaline rush

Guided snorkelling, diving, and freediving trips can also be undertaken throughout the charter, with abundant sightings of colourful sea life not to be missed. Kayaks and stand-up paddleboards are a perfect and gentle non-intrusive way to get up close to turtles and rays around the flats; such crafts allow guests to admire the atolls both actively and immersively. Treat yourself to a guided tour by nature experts who will point out seabirds and spot fishermen's delights such as bonefish, permit, and triggerfish. This is also a must-do to create memories that last a lifetime.

Experience Quo Vadis for yourself

The Quo Vadis boasts four luxuriously appointed suites with either one king-sized bed or twin single beds, all with spacious en-suite bathrooms. Quo Vadis can sleep up to eight adults. There are two separately appointed forward cabins for accommodating the four crew members who accompany the boat.

The yacht itself is an exceptional 75ft luxury expedition catamaran, custom-built with a streamlined, flowing, and contemporary with modern appliances that blend seamlessly together, this yacht has a remarkable interior. More so, this motorised catamaran is designed to be self-sufficient with ample water and electricity for guests and crew, ensuring comfort over extended periods. You will be fully equipped for exploring the most remote Outer Islands and atolls in the Seychelles.

Also, the Quo Vadis has a range of game fishing skiffs, fly fishing skiffs, dive boats, sport fishers, fly fishing guides, dive masters, and instructors that can be added to the trip at an additional charge.

Quo Vadis specifications

  • Model: 750 E Power Catamaran
  • Make: Two Oceans Marine
  • Crew: Captain, First Mate, Deckhand & Chef
  • Features: 4 cabins with twin or king-size beds accompanied by spacious en-suite bathrooms, open entertainment area, trampoline, air conditioning
  • Tenders: 20 ft Gemini rib with 2 x 70 hp engines & 8 ft Gemini rib with a 15 hp engine

Experience beyond the reef on board the Quo Vadis

Take experiential travel to a new level − whether it is for a seven-day expedition, a day trip fun-filled family holiday, or a diving trip filled with brilliantly coloured reefs and exotic fish − this ultimate charter experience awaits you.

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