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Lagoon 46 - Mateta - 2023.
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Property Amenities
No Pets Allowed | Not Handicap Accessible
Smart Speaker
Air Conditioning
Wireless Internet
Outdoor LoungeProperty Details
Size
Yacht with 2 Levels
4 Cabins, 4 Heads, 46 feet long
Cabins
Other, Other, Other, and Other
8 Guests maximum
Please note that if the crew is booked for the charter, they will utilize one of the cabins so three guest cabins would be offered with a maximum occupancy of 6 persons.
Professionally Managed
This property is cared for by a professional manager.
Nearest airport
Seychelles International Airport (SEZ), located on Mahé Island, is approximately 15 minutes away from Eden Island Marina.
Provisioning and Other Fees
Obligatory costs:
Administrative expenses : 471,00 €
Touristic tax payable in advance: 7 EUR per person/day (100 SCR per person / day), final price will be adjusted when the crew list details are confirmed
Comfort Pack: 540,00 €
*Comfort Pack includes welcome package, final cleaning, bed sheets & towels, dinghy, outboard engine & fuel, propane gas, full water tanks, snorkelling equipment, free Wi-Fi Internet on board with 10GB. Yacht Fuel is not included – the fuel tank will be full when your charter starts and you are responsible for topping off the fuel tank at the end of your charter.
Yacht Fuel is not included – the fuel tank will be full when your charter starts and you are responsible for topping off the fuel tank at the end of your charter
Optionally crew on request (details will be available 3 days before the charter):
Skipper: 1.785,00 € per week + food
(requires own cabin, not crew cabin + using one bathroom)
Cook/Steward: 1.785,00 €
Cooking breakfast, lunch, dinners, supply, keeping the kitchen clean (not the rest of the boat, not the cabins)
(Crew on board must have their own toilets/ showers. If either a skipper or a hostess/cook is on board, 1 double cabin will be required for him/her. If both a skipper and a hostess/cook are on board, 1 double cabin and 1 forepeak cabin will be required for them.)
(optional) APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance): €4.000 per week / $4.400 per week
The APA amount is used to cover all expenses during the course of the charter such as fuel, food, beverages, mooring fee and other expenses not included in the Charter Fee. The captain of the yacht is responsible for accounting for all APA expenses during the charter, and the breakdown will be presented to the client at the end of the charter.
(AVAILABLE ONLY WHEN BOOKED WITH NAVIGARE SKIPPER AND COOK)
Activities of Interest
- Arts
- Fish
- Hike
- Shopping
- Watersports
- Wildlife Viewing
- Swimming
- Kayaking, Paddle-boarding
- Snorkeling
- Scuba Diving
- Dining, Nightlife
- Island Hopping
- Sunset Cruises
- Beachcombing
Places of Interest
- Eden Island Marina: A luxurious hub for yachts, offering world-class facilities, vibrant restaurants, and stunning views of anchored boats against a backdrop of turquoise waters
- Beau Vallon Beach: A lively stretch of white sand and clear water ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying Seychellois culture with beachside food vendors
- Morne Seychellois National Park: Explore lush trails leading to breathtaking vistas, home to endemic plants and the highest peak in Seychelles
- Victoria Market: Immerse yourself in local culture at this bustling market, offering fresh produce, souvenirs, and vibrant spices
- Ste Anne Marine National Park: A short sail from Eden Island, this protected area is perfect for snorkeling, showcasing vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life
Reviews
Maria V.
August 2025Mateta stay - great place, the boat was somewhat lacking, for the price we paid
The biggest problems: * Generator not working when we arrived, caused a delay of one day. * Generator stopped working mid trip. its battery was dead and should have been replaced when we arrived. * Autopilot did not work, we needed to return to port for a fix. * Reef lines #2 and #3 were not in working condition. One reef line is stuck inside the boom. Bearing balls fall off mast regularly, probably from a reefing block. * Dinghy was failing to start and needed maintenance. * The engine alternator broke down mid trip, but that type of failure cannot be foreseen. they sent personnel to fix it. * Port engine alternator was not charging. Starboard engine battery switch was set to off. Engine batteries were bridged. (Corrected by tech visit.) * Window in starboard fwd room leaks in rain. * Mirror door in starboard aft bathroom falls off (locking tab barely fits in slot, so it comes off the rail when moved, needs adjustment). * Boat hook is stuck, probably broken, won't extend. * Jib furler rear block broken (I'll share picture). It is split in half so it doesn't roll, so furling rope gets stuck. * Traveler controlling ropes are too tight, causes overcurrent breaker to trip when traveler is moved. * Port fridge handle not working. * Port bow bathroom door angle limiter strap broken. * No black water tank indicator or alarm. * No true wind speed indicator. * Dinghy was not starting, carburetor needle was carbonized and full of gunk (we have to get it fixed during the trip) We keep in mind that the boat is a complex machine and many, many things can fail. Most issues were the result of the previous customer not informing and/or hiding issues, plus the operator not extensively checking the boat between customers. They seem to not try out the boats between rentals and rely on customer reports. We reported extensively and hopefully the boat was in better condition for the next customer. This probably happens with all operators that rent boats for whole weeks. ”
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