
Cosmoledo Atoll is as remote as the Seychelles outer islands get, situated 560 nautical miles southwest of Mahé in the Seychelles. Getting there involves a two and a half hour domestic flight to Astove and a 1 hour boat crossing. The atoll’s vast central lagoon is ringed by 19 islands of different shapes and sizes, each with its own character and its own flats.
Giant Trevally dominate – aggressive, territorial and present in numbers that few other destinations can match. Bluefin Trevally, Bonefish, Triggerfish, Milkfish and Indo-Pacific Permit round out a fishery that rewards anglers who come prepared for anything.
Our packages are tailored to each destination and every guest. Whether you are fishing alone, with a friend, or having the family join you, we have you covered.
A seven-night fly fishing package staying in shared accommodation, with six days fly fishing on a shared skiff.

A seven-night fly fishing package staying in shared accommodation, with six days fly fishing on a shared skiff.
Cosmoledo and Alphonse can be paired well with back-to-back weeks, add on some fishing or a couple nights of down time before or after your Cosmoledo experience.

Cosmoledo and Alphonse can be paired well with back-to-back weeks, add on some fishing or a couple nights of down time before or after your Cosmoledo experience.
A seven-night fly fishing package staying in single accommodation, with six days fly fishing on a shared skiff.

A seven-night fly fishing package staying in single accommodation, with six days fly fishing on a shared skiff.
Take a look at some of the species you can target on fly with Blue Safari Fly Fishing™.
Targeting Giant Trevallies on the fly is not for the faint-hearted, they are fierce, big, aggressive, and incredibly powerful. They are also quite often completely underestimated by new anglers but are respected by new and seasoned anglers alike. You need more than the best Giant Trevally flies, the best fly rod, and ideal conditions to catch Giant Trevally – they have earned their name as ‘the gangstas of the flats’ for a good reason!

Targeting Giant Trevallies on the fly is not for the faint-hearted, they are fierce, big, aggressive, and incredibly powerful. They are also quite often completely underestimated by new anglers but are respected by new and seasoned anglers alike. You need more than the best Giant Trevally flies, the best fly rod, and ideal conditions to catch Giant Trevally – they have earned their name as ‘the gangstas of the flats’ for a good reason!
Bonefish (Albula vulpes) are the world’s most recreationally targeted saltwater species on fly. A challenge for any angler due to their speed, blistering runs and never give up attitude.

Bonefish (Albula vulpes) are the world’s most recreationally targeted saltwater species on fly. A challenge for any angler due to their speed, blistering runs and never give up attitude.
Moustache Triggerfish (Balistoides viridescens) appropriately named as it boasts a very prominent dark line above the top lip. With its yellow body and orange fins edged with black lines it is the most commonly caught Trigger.

Moustache Triggerfish (Balistoides viridescens) appropriately named as it boasts a very prominent dark line above the top lip. With its yellow body and orange fins edged with black lines it is the most commonly caught Trigger.
Yellowmargin Triggerfish (Pseudobalistes flavimarginatus) with an array of colours, it has a tan body with dark spots, orange margins in the fins, and a pinky-orange snout and cheeks.

Yellowmargin Triggerfish (Pseudobalistes flavimarginatus) with an array of colours, it has a tan body with dark spots, orange margins in the fins, and a pinky-orange snout and cheeks.
Golden-yellow fins with big, black eyes are the most striking features of an Indo-Pacific Permit. Apart from that, they are well camouflaged on the backdrop of white sand, turtle grass, or coral flats. Their body is a silver, almost mirror-like colour that reflects their habitat, making them nearly invisible to the untrained eye.

Golden-yellow fins with big, black eyes are the most striking features of an Indo-Pacific Permit. Apart from that, they are well camouflaged on the backdrop of white sand, turtle grass, or coral flats. Their body is a silver, almost mirror-like colour that reflects their habitat, making them nearly invisible to the untrained eye.
Milkfish, also known as Chanos Chanos, are challenging and hard-fighting opponents. The origins of targeting this species on the fly stem back to Alphonse Island and the lagoon of St. Francois, where these techniques were first pioneered and developed. To catch a milkfish on the fly is no easy feat!

Milkfish, also known as Chanos Chanos, are challenging and hard-fighting opponents. The origins of targeting this species on the fly stem back to Alphonse Island and the lagoon of St. Francois, where these techniques were first pioneered and developed. To catch a milkfish on the fly is no easy feat!
The eco-lodge on Wizard Island is small, remote and built for people who are here with a purpose. Eight eco-pods, a communal dining area and a fully stocked bar – nothing superfluous, everything considered.
Eight eco-pods, each configurable as double or twin, with a verandah and outdoor shower. Simple, well equipped and close to the water. On an atoll this remote, the accommodation is part of the experience rather than a retreat from it.
The communal dining and bar area is where the day’s fishing gets dissected and tomorrow’s plan takes shape. Comfortable, well stocked and the natural gathering point for a small group of anglers at the end of a long day on the flats.
Guests dine together for breakfast and dinner, with lunches served on the flats. The chef prepares a mix of Creole and international dishes, with fresh fish daily and produce sourced from the Alphonse garden