Flats at their best

Providence | Seychelles
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First come,
first serve

Trip information

General information

Providence | Seychelles
08. - 15. February 2026
15. - 22. February 2026
min 1 persons
max 6 persons
Anreise: Charter flight
Beginner and advances flyfishermen

included
Overnight stay

7 nights in double guest cabins with private bathroom on the luxury motor yacht Quo Vadis

incl. tourism levy and conservation donation
conservation donation: USD 210,00; tourism levy: USD 56,00
All-Inclusive-Paket

All meals, beer, wine, liquor, alkohol-free beverages, water, tea, coffee, snacks, parking fees, three skiffs, three flyfishing guides
Ship's crew

captain, first mate, sailor, cook and 3 guides
Transfer

charter flight / domestic flights
Additional boats

3 skiffs

Not included
Flight

international flights
Arrival accommodation

Mahé accommodation
Fishing equipment
Documents

Visas, Covid tests, travel and health insurance
Fees

Tips

Conservation Fee 175 Euro for the whole week
Transfer

Mahé ground transfers
Special alcohol

Discover the
Providence
Atoll

Providence Atoll is located 700 kilometres southwest of Mahe and 56 kilometres north of Farquhar Atoll, the southernmost atoll in the Seychelles. This remote atoll has a total area of 345 km² including the large lagoon, which stretches 55 km from north to south and 14 km from east to west. The atoll consists of two islands, Providence North and Cerf Island, and a shallow lagoon system with vast plains and sandbanks connected to the ocean by countless feeder channels. The large ear-shaped lagoon with safe anchorages downwind offers easy skiff access to the fantastic fly fishing grounds. It is one of two destinations in the Seychelles where you can catch the bumphead parrotfish.

Providence | Seychelles
08. - 15. February 2026
15. - 22. February 2026
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Here we go!

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Into the wild

Providence Atoll is unique and probably the most interesting atoll in the Seychelles. The many finger flats surrounded by huge lagoons and channels offer the opportunity to roam 345m2 of unspoilt sandbanks, turtle grass fields and surf zones and to fish for a variety of fish species. Fly fishermen can catch bonefish, triggers, milkfish, permit, snapper, grouper, barracuda and even the bumphead parrot. Providence is also known for its first-class offshore fishing. If you want to catch a pelagic fish, you have the best chance of catching a tuna, sailfish or wahoo here. 

Meet the Fleet

The crew ensures that it is an unforgettable experience for everyone. Three skiffs are available for six anglers. Each flat skiff is accompanied by an experienced guide. If the water is too high to wade at high tide, the guide will use the pole to navigate the skiff through the flats.

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Exclusive Fly Fishing Adventure

Our Providence Atoll trips are limited to six fly fishermen per week, accommodated in three of the four fully air-conditioned double guest cabins with private bathrooms.

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    underwater
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    flyfishing paradise
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    big catch
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    fishermen
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    fascinating nature
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    passion
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    say cheese!
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    flyfishing with friends
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    details
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LUXURY MOTOR YACHT QUO VADIS

The Quo Vadis is an exceptional, luxurious expedition catamaran well-equipped to explore the most remote outer atolls of the Seychelles. Here's an overview of the Quo Vadis:

  • Cabins: 4 luxury cabins with either twin beds or king-size bed and private bathroom
  • Crew: Captain, First Mate, Sailor, and Chef
  • Living Space: Open salon and galley, spacious deck seating and trampoline, expansive aft deck with dining and barbecue area, helm seat and lounge area.

Trip information

Here you will find the most important travel information at a glance:

General information

Providence | Seychelles
08. - 15. February 2026
15. - 22. February 2026
min 1 persons
max 6 persons
Anreise: Charter flight
Beginner and advances flyfishermen

included
Overnight stay

7 nights in double guest cabins with private bathroom on the luxury motor yacht Quo Vadis

incl. tourism levy and conservation donation
conservation donation: USD 210,00; tourism levy: USD 56,00
All-Inclusive-Paket

All meals, beer, wine, liquor, alkohol-free beverages, water, tea, coffee, snacks, parking fees, three skiffs, three flyfishing guides
Ship's crew

captain, first mate, sailor, cook and 3 guides
Transfer

charter flight / domestic flights
Additional boats

3 skiffs

Not included
Flight

international flights
Arrival accommodation

Mahé accommodation
Fishing equipment
Documents

Visas, Covid tests, travel and health insurance
Fees

Tips

Conservation Fee 175 Euro for the whole week
Transfer

Mahé ground transfers
Special alcohol
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PACKING LIST

The essential equipment for this fishing trip.

  • For the trip

    For the trip

    • Valid passport
    • Flight ticket
    • Credit cards
    • Cash for the trip
    • Travel clothing
    • Tips for guides and boat crew in euros
    • Vaccination record
    • Travel medical insurance policy in English
    • Visa
    • Voucher for boat and hotel in Mahé
    • LUGGAGE & ESSENTIALS
    • Waterproof backpack for daytime use on the boat
    • Pliers
    • Line clip
    • 2 polarized sunglasses
    • Universal multi-plug adapter
    • High SPF sunscreen
    • Sunblock for lips and nose
    • Insect repellent
    • Medications
    • Camera and photo accessories
  • Luggage & Essentials

    Luggage & Essentials

    • Waterproof backpack for daytime use on the boat
    • Pliers
    • Cord clip
    • 2 polarized sunglasses
    • Universal multi-plug adapter
    • High SPF sunscreen
    • Sunblocker for lips and nose
    • Insect repellent
    • Medications
    • Camera and photo accessories
  • Clothing

    Clothing

    • 2 pairs of long pants with belts
    • Wading shoes and neoprene socks
    • 2 swim trunks or shorts
    • 3 long-sleeved T-shirts
    • 2 short-sleeved T-shirts
    • 2 caps
    • 2 pairs of gloves
    • Finger strips
    • 2 buffs
    • Rain jacket
    • Rain pants
  • Rods

    Rods

    • 3 rods for GT fishing: line class 11 or 12
    • 2 rods for Permit and Triggerfish: line class 9 or 10
    • 1 rod for Bonefish: line class 7 or 8
  • Fly Reels

    Fly Reels

    It's crucial that reels for GT fishing have a reliable drag system and sufficient backing (50-80 lbs) capacity (minimum 250 - 300 meters). Also, for Bonefish and Permit, there should be at least 200 meters of backing on the reel.

  • Fly Lines

    Fly Lines

    It's essential that fly lines are suitable for tropical conditions. Brands like Rio or Scientific Angler offer a good selection of appropriate lines. Bring at least two backup lines for GT fishing and one for Permit!

    Giant Trevally: The main lines to consider are floating lines. However, it's also important to have a full sinking line, as fishing in deeper waters is common.

    Permit, Triggerfish, and Bonefish: Choosing a floating line that matches the rod weight is the right choice.

    Leader Material: Fluorocarbon or Nylon

    Giant Trevally and other predators: 100 lbs Permit, Triggerfish: 15 lbs and 20 lbs Bonefish: 12 lbs and 15 lbs

  • Knots

    Knots

    Giant Trevally:

    • Double Figure Eight Knot
    • Improved Homer Rhode Knot
    • Perfection Loop

    Permit, Triggerfish, and Bonefish:

    • Non-Slip Loop Knot
  • Fliegen

    Fliegen

    Giant Trevally: It is crucial that GT flies are tied on very strong hooks.

    • Owner Aki - Size 5/0 and 6/0
    • Tiemco SP 600 - Size 5/0 and 6/0
    • Gamakatsu SL 12 S - Size 8/0

    My preferred flies are baitfish patterns around 17-22 cm in length. The best colors are: Tan/white, Black/Purple, Black/red, Total red, Orange 

    Permit and Triggerfish:

    • Avalon Shrimp
    • Flexo Crab
    • EP Permit Crab
    • Various Shrimp patterns

     

    Bonefish:
    Spawning shrip, Gotscha, Christmas Island Special

For the trip

  • Valid passport
  • Flight ticket
  • Credit cards
  • Cash for the trip
  • Travel clothing
  • Tips for guides and boat crew in euros
  • Vaccination record
  • Travel medical insurance policy in English
  • Visa
  • Voucher for boat and hotel in Mahé
  • LUGGAGE & ESSENTIALS
  • Waterproof backpack for daytime use on the boat
  • Pliers
  • Line clip
  • 2 polarized sunglasses
  • Universal multi-plug adapter
  • High SPF sunscreen
  • Sunblock for lips and nose
  • Insect repellent
  • Medications
  • Camera and photo accessories

Luggage & Essentials

  • Waterproof backpack for daytime use on the boat
  • Pliers
  • Cord clip
  • 2 polarized sunglasses
  • Universal multi-plug adapter
  • High SPF sunscreen
  • Sunblocker for lips and nose
  • Insect repellent
  • Medications
  • Camera and photo accessories

Clothing

  • 2 pairs of long pants with belts
  • Wading shoes and neoprene socks
  • 2 swim trunks or shorts
  • 3 long-sleeved T-shirts
  • 2 short-sleeved T-shirts
  • 2 caps
  • 2 pairs of gloves
  • Finger strips
  • 2 buffs
  • Rain jacket
  • Rain pants

Rods

  • 3 rods for GT fishing: line class 11 or 12
  • 2 rods for Permit and Triggerfish: line class 9 or 10
  • 1 rod for Bonefish: line class 7 or 8

Fly Reels

It's crucial that reels for GT fishing have a reliable drag system and sufficient backing (50-80 lbs) capacity (minimum 250 - 300 meters). Also, for Bonefish and Permit, there should be at least 200 meters of backing on the reel.

Fly Lines

It's essential that fly lines are suitable for tropical conditions. Brands like Rio or Scientific Angler offer a good selection of appropriate lines. Bring at least two backup lines for GT fishing and one for Permit!

Giant Trevally: The main lines to consider are floating lines. However, it's also important to have a full sinking line, as fishing in deeper waters is common.

Permit, Triggerfish, and Bonefish: Choosing a floating line that matches the rod weight is the right choice.

Leader Material: Fluorocarbon or Nylon

Giant Trevally and other predators: 100 lbs Permit, Triggerfish: 15 lbs and 20 lbs Bonefish: 12 lbs and 15 lbs

Knots

Giant Trevally:

  • Double Figure Eight Knot
  • Improved Homer Rhode Knot
  • Perfection Loop

Permit, Triggerfish, and Bonefish:

  • Non-Slip Loop Knot

Fliegen

Giant Trevally: It is crucial that GT flies are tied on very strong hooks.

  • Owner Aki - Size 5/0 and 6/0
  • Tiemco SP 600 - Size 5/0 and 6/0
  • Gamakatsu SL 12 S - Size 8/0

My preferred flies are baitfish patterns around 17-22 cm in length. The best colors are: Tan/white, Black/Purple, Black/red, Total red, Orange 

Permit and Triggerfish:

  • Avalon Shrimp
  • Flexo Crab
  • EP Permit Crab
  • Various Shrimp patterns

 

Bonefish:
Spawning shrip, Gotscha, Christmas Island Special