Multihulls - Seychelles
Located
in an elegant Creole-style building, Multihull Company Seychelles is located
very close to the jetty of Baie St. Anne. From here, it is easy to see the
picturesque schooners that ensure the transport between the islands and the fast
catamaran known as the Cat Coco which reaches Mahe in just one hour.
Only 10 minutes away from the
Praslin Island Airport (PRI), the jetty Baie St. Anne is a crucial part of the peaceful
rhythm of the fishermen's village. Yet it also houses a great range of
boutiques and even a small supermarket.
During your visit to the Multihull
Company’s office here, broker and Charter Base Manager Thierry Ote will assist
you with any and all of your sailing needs.
Thierry began his professional career in the electronic and computer
systems business. When he turned his attention to nautical electronic systems
he got hooked on sailing. For many years
now, Thierry has committed himself to the sailing business and everything
associated with it. With his eclectic
skill sets and world experience, Thierry can assist you or help you manage the
sale or care of your multihull. Fluent
in French, English and Dutch, he is eager to assist you.
In addition to its Praslin office, The
Multihull Company has an office in Mahe at a small marina located on the East side of Mahe,
less than 15 minutes from the Mahe - Seychelles International Airport (SEZ).
At this office, Multihulls
Seychelles, Mahe, base manager Olivier 
de Rambures will be able to assist you
with all of your sailing needs. Thanks
to thousands of miles sailed for boat deliveries and charters mainly in the
Caribbean on catamarans, Olivier has mastered sailing in the archipelagos. Olivier also spent two years working in the
Catana shipyard, where he developed his technical knowledge of these fast and
comfortable catamarans.
Olivier speaks fluent French and English and owns a monohull. Passionate about sailing, Olivier is eager to share with you all of his sailing knowledge. Olivier lists and manages the sale of the Multihull Company’s boats in the region.
