Trip Overview

Cosmoledo Atoll is situated a stone's throw away from the world heritage site of Aldabra, which is often referred to as the Galapagos
of the Indian Ocean.
Cosmoledo comprises of a larger white sand lagoon surrounded by 18 islands, numerous flats and two main channels. It is one of the most remote inhabited islands in the Seychelles, and can accommodate up to 10 fly fishermen per trip.
It's an untouched ecosystem full of hungry, tackle-busting giant trevally. Cosmoledo's large white sand flats, lagoon edges and channels are, without question, ruled by the notorious giant trevally, so much so that it is often referred to as the GT capital of the world. These fish are, however, not the only species that can be found here in impressive numbers. Large bonefish, bluefin trevally, bohar snapper, barracuda, milkfish, the finicky Indo-Pacific permit and a host of triggerfish species all call Cosmoledo home.

Package

The charter flight will depart Mahé and after 3 hours will arrive to Astove island, where the team will be transported on a vessel to Cosmoledo Atoll. During the trip, anglers will be briefed about the fishing and the area as well. Upon arrival anglers will be accommodated in their rooms and get their tackle ready.

A typical fishing day goes as following:
Breakfast is served at 7.00 hs and anglers are ready to leave the lodge at 08.00 hs. Anglers can choose between a packed lunch or return to the lodge for lunch. Teams will head back to the lodge around 17.00 hs.
Dinner is served at 19.30 hs.