Astove Atoll
Discover the Wonders of Astove Atoll
Welcome to Astove Atoll, a remote and exclusive fly fishing destination in the Seychelles. Known for its wild beauty and pristine ecosystem, Astove offers anglers the chance to experience some of the best saltwater fly fishing in the world. Its shallow lagoon, surrounded by sheer drop-offs, is a sanctuary for both juvenile and trophy-sized fish, making it a haven for species like giant trevally, bonefish, permit, and triggerfish. Offshore, anglers can also target yellowfin tuna, dogtooth tuna, wahoo, and sailfish.At Astove Atoll, fishing is more than a sport—it’s an adventure into one of the most untouched corners of the world. The famous "Wall," a dramatic underwater drop-off, runs the entire length of the western side of the atoll, dropping to over 1,000 meters within a few hundred meters of the shore. This unique feature creates ideal feeding conditions for the diverse fish species that inhabit the lagoon. After a day of thrilling catches, unwind in the newly renovated Astove Coral House, where comfort meets the rugged charm of this remote atoll. Join us at Astove Atoll for an unforgettable fishing adventure that will leave you in awe of nature’s wonders.
Seychelles
Astove Atoll
Species
Giant trevally, bonefish, permit, triggerfish, barracuda, milkfish, bluefin trevally...
Accommodations
Single-occupancy rooms in the Astove Coral House
Prime Season
November–April
Length of Stay
7 Days
Rates
$$$$
Capacity
6 Persons
Accommodations
Astove Coral House features six single-occupancy, air-conditioned rooms. Each room includes an en-suite bathroom and offers a comfortable and private retreat in one of the most remote locations in the world. The lodge’s central courtyard and main dining area provide a welcoming space for guests to relax and share stories of their adventures.
Guests enjoy a mix of Creole and international cuisine, with meals served in the lodge’s dining area. Packed lunches are provided for fishing excursions, and soft drinks, mineral water, and local beer are available. For those seeking spirits or other beverages, it is recommended to purchase them at the Duty-Free store en route to the Seychelles.
Guests enjoy a mix of Creole and international cuisine, with meals served in the lodge’s dining area. Packed lunches are provided for fishing excursions, and soft drinks, mineral water, and local beer are available. For those seeking spirits or other beverages, it is recommended to purchase them at the Duty-Free store en route to the Seychelles.
Travel Details
Traveling to Astove Atoll begins with a flight to Mahé International Airport in the Seychelles. Guests are required to arrive in Mahé the day before their trip to ensure a smooth connection with the charter flight to Astove. The charter flight departs from the IDC Hangar in Mahé and takes approximately three hours, including a stop at Alphonse Island. Upon arrival at Astove, guests are transferred to the lodge for orientation and tackle setup.
The fishing season runs from November to April, avoiding the unstable weather patterns outside this period. Guests should pack light due to luggage restrictions on the charter flight (15 kg main luggage and 5 kg hand luggage). Be sure to bring your fishing gear, sunscreen, and a sense of adventure for this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
The fishing season runs from November to April, avoiding the unstable weather patterns outside this period. Guests should pack light due to luggage restrictions on the charter flight (15 kg main luggage and 5 kg hand luggage). Be sure to bring your fishing gear, sunscreen, and a sense of adventure for this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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FAQ
- What species can I catch at Astove Atoll?
- Anglers can target giant trevally, bonefish, permit, triggerfish, barracuda, milkfish, yellowfin tuna, dogtooth tuna, wahoo, and sailfish.
- Do I need to bring my own fishing gear?
- While you can bring your own equipment, Astove Atoll provides high-quality fly rods and reels for guests. Flies and terminal tackle are available for purchase at the lodge.
- What is the best time of year to visit?
- The prime fishing season runs from November to April, offering excellent conditions for targeting a variety of species.
- Are meals included in my stay?
- Yes, all meals are included, featuring a mix of Creole and international cuisine. Packed lunches are provided for fishing excursions.
- Can beginners participate in guided fishing tours?
- Absolutely! The lodge’s experienced guides cater to all skill levels, ensuring a memorable experience for both beginners and seasoned anglers.
Terms
Traveling with Caddis Fly Fishing to Astove Atoll promises an unforgettable experience tailored to your needs. Specific details regarding itineraries, accommodations, and travel arrangements will be provided upon inquiry, ensuring your journey is seamless and enjoyable.
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Why We Go Here
Astove Atoll is a premier destination for anglers seeking an extraordinary fishing experience in the Seychelles. Its remote location and pristine ecosystem make it one of the most exclusive fly fishing destinations in the world. The atoll’s shallow lagoon, surrounded by sheer drop-offs, is home to an incredible variety of species, including giant trevally, bonefish, permit, and triggerfish. Offshore fishing opportunities abound, with yellowfin tuna, dogtooth tuna, wahoo, and sailfish just meters from the flats.The Astove Coral House offers single-occupancy accommodations with en-suite bathrooms and air conditioning, ensuring a comfortable retreat after a day on the water. Guests enjoy exquisite Creole and international cuisine, attentive service, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. With a maximum of six anglers per week, Astove Atoll provides an intimate and exclusive experience for those looking to connect with nature and pursue their fishing dreams.