Mark your calendars: Christmas is less than two months away. And international travel is fast recovering, with an increase of 60% on pre-pandemic figures. One region that is particularly hungry for international travel is the United States. Notwithstanding the Seychelles being a long-haul travel destination for Americans, this tropical destination remains on the bucket list …
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The Seychelles is an archipelago in the Indian Ocean. It comprises 115 islands and is home to rich marine life with many endemic species. The Seychelles has been ranked by National Geographic as one of the top 20 islands in the world; and it has been described as “a paradise for divers”.
We all come to fish the islands in the hope of landing either a monster giant trevally, permit, milkfish, or other saltwater fish species; however, there are some species that are less well-known to the average angler, but highly sought after by the veterans that come year after year. One of those species is the Grouper Napoleon wrasse, otherwise known as the grouper.
The Seychelles is a group of islands in the Indian Ocean, east of Africa. It’s home to many endemic species, some of which have made their way onto lists of endangered birds and animals. In fact, you can spot around 220 different types of birds on the various islands and atolls of the Seychelles archipelago. However, only 12 of these species are native to the Seychelles.
Do you want to experience the beauty of the islands and atolls of the Seychelles? In this crystal-clear water, brilliantly coloured reefs and abundant exotic fish species, guided snorkelling, diving and freediving trips are on offer − all while onboard the custom-built and fully equipped MV Quo Vadis.
The Amirante Islands, which is part of the group of atolls and coral islands that belong to the Outer Islands of the archipelago of the Seychelles, off the East Coast of Africa, are both isolated and teeming with extraordinary pelagic species. A worthy challenge for any fly fisherman worth his or her salt. With the most popular, the wadeable flats, shallow clear lagoons, and sheer drop-offs which create exhilarating saltwater fly-fishing experiences.