Permit· Silhouette· Seychelles

Silhouette Landing Permit (IDC / Island Conservation Society)

4° 29.2′ S · 55° 15.2′ E

Silhouette is a government-owned island run by the Islands Development Company with conservation managed by the Island Conservation Society; visiting yachts may anchor but need permission to land outside the resort.

Practical

Pin is the La Passe village coordinate from GeoNames. The Moorings: 'If you wish to disembark, you'll need to secure a permit from the Seychelles Island Conservation Society, but anchoring is free of charge.' The Seychelles area overview (Moorings eGuide and IDC rules) lists Silhouette among islands where landing requires written IDC permission. Arrange it through your charter base before you leave Mahé; no current fee was found in any source (verify locally). ICS office: Pointe Larue, Mahé, +248 437 5354, weekdays 8am-4pm. Separately, a SCR 200 local clearance for inner-island cruising is reported by Noonsite (2024).

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Sorting shore access before you sail

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