Eden Island, Semi-Submarine Tour in St. Anne Marine Park

Embark on a thrilling aquatic adventure through St. Anne National Marine Park with our partially submerged boat tour departing from Eden Island. This exclusive experience offers breathtaking views of vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life, ensuring an unforgettable encounter without the need for immersion.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure through the stunning beauty and enchanting wonder of the renowned Sainte Anne National Marine Park, located off the coast of Eden Island. This unique experience offers visitors the opportunity to explore one of the world's oldest marine reserves, offering a firsthand glimpse into the captivating allure of the Seychelles.

Upon arrival, step aboard a state-of-the-art semi-submarine vessel, meticulously designed with advanced safety features and adorned with a non-slip surface for enhanced stability during the journey. Your guide will assist you in boarding, ensuring a smooth transition into the water.

As you cruise above the sea, revel in the breathtaking views of Eden Island and the majestic Mahe Mountain Tops. Your experienced captain will maneuver the semi-submarine towards the vibrant coral reefs, allowing you to fully appreciate the natural splendor of these underwater ecosystems.

Once beneath the waves, descend into the spacious, air-conditioned underwater observatory. Here, you'll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring underwater landscapes of Sainte Anne National Park. Marvel at the diverse array of marine life, including mesmerizing corals, lush seaweed, graceful green turtles, playful dolphins, and dazzling schools of vibrant fish.

The semi-submarine's panoramic view provides an unparalleled perspective of the park's remarkable geological formations, featuring granite rocks and expansive sandy plains. As the tour concludes, return to the surface to admire the serene beauty of Eden Island once more.

This immersive experience promises to leave lasting memories of both the magnificent oceanic environment and the local culture of the Seychelles.