Mark your calendars:
Christmas is less than two months away. And international travel is fast
recovering, with an increase of 60% on pre-pandemic figures. One region that is
particularly hungry for international travel is the United States.
Notwithstanding the Seychelles being a long-haul travel destination for Americans, this tropical destination remains on the bucket list for many. Entry is made easier with the overall relaxation of the COVID-19 regulations. A Covid vaccination or a negative PCR test is the only remaining requirement.
The best way to explore the Seychelles
Even though the Seychelles is an exotic destination
many tourists crave privacy and exclusivity. In many cases, this can’t be
obtained when cruising near the popular islands such as La Digue (or closer to
Mahé itself). This is also understandable since La Digue offers the world’s
most scenic locations. In fact, the world’s most photographed beach is located
on La Digue, namely Anse Source D’Argent.
Anse Source D’Argent, located southwest of La Digue
is a sight to behold. Massive granite boulders stand proudly above the golden
sand and turquoise water. Access to the beaches is through the old L'Union
Estate coconut plantation unless you access the beach from the shoreline.
Travelling by yacht does offer you that advantage as it’s easy to take a yacht
to reach the magical beach.
Experience flexibility,
luxury, and adventure
When you book a hotel room, you know what you will
experience. If we speak of a 5-star hotel its will be a room with a panoramic
ocean view, a king-sized bed, and the standard array of facilities the hotel
can offer. Then again, most of these deluxe elements can also be found on a
luxury yacht, such as MV Quo Vadis.
MV Quo Vadis is a 75-foot (22.86 m) 750E power catamaran
yacht, which offers guests four king luxury cabins, which can also be converted
into twin en-suite cabins. Additionally, there is plenty of living space,
ranging from the open-plan saloon, and the spacious deck with trampoline, to the
comfortable lounge area. However, a yacht such as the Quo Vadis offers guests
something unique that many upmarket hotels can’t offer – ultimate privacy.
This is what you can rely on when you look out onto the crystal clear waters and
see no other tourists. In fact, coming across one other vessel during your trip
on the open waters would be as much as you would experience.
Experience the activities
The archipelago of the Seychelles offers 119 islands
and atolls. Each island is richly diverse, from fauna and creatures found on the
land, to the diversity of fish species found in the warm waters of the Indian
Ocean. One of Seychelles’ most famous residents must be the Aldabra giant
tortoise, found on North Island. However, other well-known creatures can be
found underwater, particularly attracting the attention of fly fishermen. The
outer islands, especially, have become renowned as the fly fishing paradise of
serious fly fishermen, each trying to tick off the saltwater fish species found
in these waters, from giant trevally, moustache triggerfish, bonefish, yellowfin
tuna, sailfish, to the most prized, a permit. However, besides fly fishing and
blue water fishing, there are many other activities to revel in.
Other popular water sport
activities
There are many water-sport activities you can take
part in when visiting Seychelles. These include scuba diving, snorkelling, and
canoeing. Just imagine snorkelling in crystal clear water that is 25 – 30
degrees, and swimming with manta rays or sailfish. Towards the Amirante Islands
you can experience this memorable snorkelling, which you really can’t do elsewhere
in the world. When you go out diving or snorkelling with the crew of Beyond the
Reef, you will have professional PADI-qualified staff assisting you. Your
master divers will not only assist you but provide you with the best equipment
to make the experience feel effortless.
Explore the waters on board
a 75ft power catamaran motor yacht
The crown of Beyond the Reef is the sleek 75ft motor
catamaran yacht, Quo Vadis, fully fitted for extended periods on the ocean.
This catamaran has four en-suite twin or king luxury cabins, as well as plenty
of living space. There is an open-plan saloon and gallery, spacious deck
seating, and a trampoline, as well as a large deck complete with dining space
and BBQ; also the bridge seating and a luxurious lounge area. Besides being on a
luxury waterborne hotel, there are other unique benefits of travelling on board
the MV Quo Vadis. With Quo Vadis you can travel to pristine beaches, away from
the normal tourist hubs. You can escape to magical destinations such as the
beaches to the southwest of La Digue, normally only accessed by way of the old
L’Union Estate coconut plantation.

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