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Croisières passant par Assumption Island

Assumption Island is part of the Aldabra group (Outer Islands), situated in the south-west of the Seychelles. Discovered in the mid-18th century by the French captain Nicolas Morphey, this bean-shaped island covered in dunes and shrubs is relatively flat. A handful of people live there, in a small village in the island’s west. The island’s beaches are a major egg-laying and breeding site for sea turtles. The surrounding waters are ideal for scuba diving. This is where Jacques-Yves Cousteau filmed some of the scenes for his famous documentary film “The Silent World”, released in 1956.

Last cabinsPackage included

From

Nosy Be

To

Victoria, Mahé

10 nightsaboardLE BOUGAINVILLE

Next departure

From

10,350 € /person*

In partnership withThe Explorers Club

Zanzibar, Aldabra & the treasures of the Indian Ocean

Last cabins

From

Victoria, Mahé

To

Zanzibar

12 nightsaboardLE BOUGAINVILLE

Next departure

From

8,590 € /person*

*Price is per person, based on double occupancy, based on availability, and subject to change at any time. The category of stateroom to which this price applies may no longer be available.