Eden Island Marina & Boardwalk,Seychelles

• Eden Island Marina (yacht berths and promenade)
• Boardwalk with restaurants, cafés and bars
• Waterfront boutiques and convenience stores
• Luxury apartments and holiday rentals with marina views
• Sunset viewing points and photo spots

• Pedestrian-friendly boardwalk hugging the marina
• Safe, sheltered berthing for visiting yachts and sailing charters
• Close proximity to Victoria and Seychelles International Airport
• A mix of Creole and international dining options on the water’s edge
• Evening ambience with lit-up yachts and calm harbor reflections

• Dining at waterfront restaurants and cafés
• Strolling the boardwalk and photography at sunset
• Booking day-boat or yacht charters for island hopping, fishing or snorkeling
• Shopping for essentials, local souvenirs and boutique items
• Relaxing at bars with sea views and casual evening entertainment

Best time: May to October (drier season, calmer seas). Shoulder months April–May and September–October can also be excellent for fewer crowds.

Tropical maritime climate — warm year-round (mid-20s to low-30s °C). Main rainy season typically November to March with short heavy showers; humidity is higher in wetter months.

Public boardwalk and most shops/restaurants are free to access. Marina services (berthing, fueling, provisioning) carry fees set by marina operators; individual venues have their own opening hours (many cafés/restaurants open from morning until late evening).

Eden Island is connected to Mahé by a causeway and is easily reached by taxi, rental car or bus from Victoria. Nearest major airport is Seychelles International Airport (SEZ) on Mahé — a short drive away. There is on-site parking and pedestrian access; many areas are accessible but check individual venues for full wheelchair access.

2–4 hours for a boardwalk visit; half-day for a boat excursion; 2–3 nights if staying on Eden Island or using it as a base for yachting trips.

Light, breathable clothing; sun protection (hat, sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen); comfortable walking shoes for the boardwalk; swimwear and a light cover-up if planning boat trips.

Try Creole seafood (grilled fish, octopus curry), fresh tropical fruits and local rum/liqueurs. Souvenirs include local vanilla, spices, small handicrafts and beachwear. Small grocery and convenience stores on the island make provisioning easy for boat trips.