Alphonse fishing report 21st – 28th September 2019 Wind speeds dropped for the first week of the Alphonse season. With anti fouling still under their nails from prepping the fleet, the
Olly Thompson reports on a memorable day on Cosmoledo. The sun crawls over the horizon as heavy set wading boats trudge down the coral sand beach towards a fully kitted
Now open year round, take advantage of Alphonse Island’s “Stay & Pay” offer by booking seven nights during May and September but only pay for five nights. That is a saving
The GT tagging programme on Alphonse is well under way, with over half of the proposed number of GTs already tagged on St Francois and Alphonse atolls. If you want
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Now open year round, take advantage of Alphonse Island’s “Stay & Pay” offer by booking seven nights during May and September but only pay for five nights. That is a saving
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The first A’mani charter of the season As the Alphonse Fishing Co. season progresses and the seasons change to almost a full NW monsoon, one of the more unique trips
Bonefish were the order of the day Astove Atoll fishing news, 3-10 December 2018 Bristling with anticipation and keen to build on the success of the previous week a full
GT madness. Astove fishing report 26 November – 3 December 2018 For the start of the week the strong Easterly wind from the previous week persisted but by day three
Alphonse fishing report 1-8 December 2018 The weather for week 11 on Alphonse Island was challenging from day one with daily rain showers and gusty winds, yet despite the tough
Cosmoledo Eco Lodge is up and running Part of the exceptional and adventurous, brand-new Blue Safari Seychelles concept, Cosmoledo Atoll, one of the most remote wildernesses in the Seychelles, has