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Diving and Sailing Cruise through the Seychelles onboard the SY Wikinger
Dive into paradise and let yourself be fascinated by the stunning underwater
world, or relax in tropical vegetation, under a palm tree on an empty beach.
The bizarre rock formations on this granite island are fascinating, and the
island offers an unforgettable experience of untouched nature. The island
has very few people on it and is close to the ideal of a Robinson like
deserted island.
Experience weightlessness in the crystal clear water of the Indian Ocean!
The amazing variety of unique animal and plant life will leave a lasting
impression on every visitor of the Islands. It is the living coral reefs
made up from a hundred different types of coral that make this a special
place to take a diving holiday on a cruise ship. With such a selection of
marine life and the unique Seychelles bank, a huge underwater mountain
plateau, 40 meters under the surface of the clear turquoise water you
can be assured a fantastic holiday.
The two-mast high sea yacht SY Wikinger is perfectly suited for diving
holidays as well as long distance journeys. The 22x5 meter large yacht has
four guest cabins (shower/WC, ventilator) and a large salon. The
technical navigation equipment is suitable for worldwide trips. Complete
diving equipment and a diving computer are available for the guests to
borrow. The compressors on board can fill a 10 and 15 liter air bottles in
less than an hour, and a large dinghy brings the divers to the diving spots.
The English and German speaking skipper is a trained CMAS and PADI diving
instructor with many years diving experience and an excellent knowledge of
the best diving spots in the Seychelles.
Dive into paradise and let yourself be fascinated by the stunning underwater
world, or relax in tropical vegetation, under a palm tree on an empty beach.
The bizarre rock formations on this granite island are fascinating, and the
island offers an unforgettable experience of untouched nature. The island
has very few people on it and is close to the ideal of a Robinson like
deserted island.