Astove Atoll
Seychelles
A Wild Frontier: Remote Flats and The Legendary Wall
An Untamed Paradise in the Outer Seychelles
Uninhabited since 1969, Astove Atoll offers a uniquely raw experience where wild beauty meets world-class fishing. Part of the remote Aldabra Group, Astove’s six charming rooms at the historic Coral House allow guests to step back in time and enjoy the untouched wonders of the Indian Ocean. With access to pristine flats, a shallow lagoon, and the dramatic underwater cliffs of "The Wall," Astove provides an unmatched adventure for anglers seeking giant trevally, trophy bonefish, Indo-Pacific permit, and more.
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Fish Species

Primary fishing season: October to April Peak months: Vary depending on tides and moon phases

Unrivalled Fishing Opportunities

Astove Atoll provides one of the most unique fly-fishing experiences in the Seychelles, offering:

  • Legendary Giant Trevally encounters in shallow waters
  • Trophy bonefish on inside lagoon flats
  • Unique one-entrance tidal system creating rich fishing zones
  • Offshore fishing just meters from the flats
  • Fly fishing paradise with minimal human pressure

Adventurous Experiences Beyond Fishing

  • Diving and snorkeling along “The Wall” – famed by Jacques Cousteau
  • Exploring untouched beaches and remote coral landscapes
  • Relaxing in the historic Coral House courtyard or lounging by the beach

Accommodation

Lodge Details

  • Historic Coral House with 6 air-conditioned, en-suite rooms surrounding a central courtyard
  • Comfortable lounge area for relaxation
  • Indoor and outdoor dining areas featuring fresh Creole cuisine
  • Beautiful oceanfront setting with easy beach access

Dining & Hospitality

  • Full English breakfast, buffet lunch or packed lunches, and buffet-style Creole dinners
  • Freshly caught fish featured daily
  • Outdoor bar with sundowners most evenings

Facilities

  • Air-conditioning
  • Beach towels provided
  • Laundry service available
  • Starlink WiFi throughout the property

Travel Information

Location

  • 1,055 km southwest of Mahé, Seychelles
  • Part of the Aldabra Group of atolls
  • Lagoon size: 6 km north to south, 4 km east to west

Nearest Airport

  • Charter flights arranged from Mahé

Transport to Lodge

  • Arrive by flight transfer to Astove runway followed by a short drive to the lodge

Fact File: Astove Atoll
Location
Astove Atoll, Seychelles.
Type of Fishing
Flats, lagoon, offshore bluewater
Best Season
October – April.
Sustainability
Strict catch-and-release policy; minimal human pressure; eco-sensitive lodge operation
Angler Capacity
6 to 12 guests per week
Environment
Shallow lagoon, coral flats, deep drop-offs (“The Wall”), offshore reef edges
Licence Required
Yes
Additional Notes
Unique tidal system creates dynamic fishing conditions Jacques Cousteau famously filmed "The Silent World" at Astove’s Wall Starlink WiFi available throughout the lodge
Nearest Airport/Transport Hub
Mahé International Airport (with charter flight to Astove)
Accommodation
Historic Coral House – 6 en-suite air-conditioned rooms
Dining
Full-board Creole-inspired meals, featuring fresh seafood
Other Activities
Guided fly fishing, diving/snorkeling along "The Wall," beach exploration, birdwatching

Fishing Package Details

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Astove Atoll

Basic pricing

12,050
15,990

per person sharing amenities

Included in the package:

  • Accommodation at Astove Coral House
  • All meals and soft drinks
  • Guided fishing
  • Laundry services
  • Wi-Fi access

Excluded in the package:

  • International and domestic flights
  • Gratuities
  • Specialty alcohol or spirits
  • Conservation Levy
  • Dive excursions (optional)

Your specialised Itinerary

We offer a custom itinerary to offer you your perfect fishing adventure.
After booking we will adjust our base itinerary to your wishes.

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Daily Schedule
  • Full days fishing the inner lagoon, flats, outer reef edges, or offshore bluewater
  • Packed picnic lunches provided for maximum time on the water
  • Evening sundowners and fish tales at the outdoor bar

Conservation and Sustainability

Astove Atoll remains one of the least disturbed and most protected marine environments in the world. With strict catch-and-release fishing practices and ongoing conservation programs, guests contribute to the preservation of the atoll’s fragile ecosystems and legendary biodiversity.