Large granite rocks polished by the ocean’s waves, gigantic palm trees with an abundance of coconuts, the lush green Takamakas shading the beach, whose sand is as fine and white as talcum powder and fringes the turquoise blue waters: all the dream ingredients you imagine to be in the Seychelles.

And rightly so as these remote islands are about a thousand kilometres to the east of the African coast, slightly to the south of the equator, and are stunningly beautiful. It’s worth remembering that some of the Polynesian atolls are as close to paradise on earth as you can get.

We should add to this that the sailing conditions between the islands are generally very peaceful and that the inhabitants of the Seychelles are also inclined to a gentle way of living. In short, this archipelago has everything you need, within a perimeter of about sixty miles around the main island of Mahé, and a larger marine territory than France, to spend a few idyllic weeks here.

Perfect sea and wind conditions.

The archipelago rarely experiences any really strong winds and is influenced by a pronounced monsoon system and tradewinds, which are separated by two months of variable weather known as interseasons.

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To enable you to discover this unique natural environment in the utmost comfort, My DreamSail places the very best boats at your disposal and provides you with a highly personal service.

An elegant creole style wooden building, our base is situated immediately next to the Baie Ste Anne jetty which plays host to the picturesque schooner ensuring the link between the islands and Cat Coco, a fast catamaran which takes an hour to get to Mahé. 10 minutes from the airport, Baie Ste Anne echoes to the gentle rhythm of a fishing village, yet it provides a vast array of shops and even a little supermarket.

On arrival at the Dream Yacht Seychelles base, a private marina, you will really feel like you’re on holiday. Everything has been thought of to ensure your well being. You will have water, electricity, toilets and showers at your disposal.

Jérome joined the Dream Yacht Charter team in September 2007. He has been involved in the watersports environment for a long time and has developed a wealth of skills during that period: initially he learnt about the competitive aspect, then the technical side of things and finally the ‘tourist’ aspect. In fact, he has participated in a number of offshore races including the Tour de France à la Voile and the Triangle du Soleil, which he won in 1989. Following this he got involved with the construction of a prototype Half Tonner and a 12 metre ketch. He has several transatlantic crossings under his belt as well as a number of delivery trips. He was the skipper on some charters in the Mediterranean as well as the whole West Indies arc. He then went on to become the base manager in Guadeloupe, Martinique and Polynesia between 1991 and 2007. He has ‘put down his bag’ in the Seychelles and will place his experience at your service with some memorable holidays guaranteed.

Our cruise organisation manager :

Isabelle joined Dream Yacht Seychelles in January 2006. She's born in Nantes and has always had links with the sea as a result. She studied foreign languages (English, French & German) and put her customer skills to good use in her previous jobs (marketing). Her interest in the sea, and anything related to this environment have been unfailing, and consequently she integrated a marine agency in Nantes. Then she went on to work for the DYC in Paris. During a trip to the Seychelles, she fell in love with the country and decided to settle here. Since then she has made every effort to convey her passion for this idyllic destination.