St Francois lagoon

After the crossing from Alphonse Island, seeing St Francois atoll for the first time usually makes a profound impression on all of our guests. As you enter the lagoon a

A ‘perfect’ bonefish session is something that only comes around once in a blue moon. Masses of bonefish dropping off the flats left, right and center often leave guests and

This week saw Arno Mathee from The Guides Company host a full group of experienced flats fly fisherman from South Africans. The week started off with slower neap tides and

The Astove team were thrilled to welcome some of our more regular fishing friends.  A formidable team full of good spirits and great fun, to say the least! Unfortunately, the first morning saw a

The much-anticipated first week of the Astove season finally arrived. A full complement of six guests joined us for the kick off of another great season on one of the

Below is the current availability for Alphonse, Astove and Cosmoledo (this year based on the very comfortable “Lone Star”). If you would like us to hold space for you on any of the

Planning on fishing in the Indian Ocean?  Now is the time to set aside the dates as all of the Indian Ocean operations are filling up quickly. Cosmoledo is fully booked

Consistency is a funny thing; the wild is notoriously inconsistent in many respects. A guest of ours a few months ago said, “You know, there are two words that should

Kicking the week off with a brand new moon and big tides meant lots of water movement and, in turn, ice cold water. This cleaned the atoll out and prepared

The past few weeks Alphonse diving has seen the experienced to the novice come and enjoy our spectacular diversity of marine life. With calm weather conditions and blue skies conditions have

With only two weeks of the Alphonse fishing season remaining, a look back over the past 7 months reveal it has definitely been one to remember, with countless “never before”

The first day of the week on Cosmoledo atoll, Seychelles, saw the return of fishing buddies Wayne Osborne, Dean Post and Peter Whittaker, who weren’t left waiting long. A triple