Amirantes, Seychelles
Amirantes — MV Quo Vadis
SaltwaterSeason not confirmedPoivre Atoll and St. Joseph Atoll — Amirantes group, Seychelles
Details from booking agents: this page is built from the agencies and other pages listed under Sources, not from the lodge's own website.
Quo Vadis is a 75-foot power catamaran that carries four anglers, two guides and three crew to the Poivre and St. Joseph atolls in the Amirantes, about 165 miles south of Mahé. A typical week splits six fishing days between the two atolls, mostly on foot but also from 16-foot poled skiffs, two anglers to a guide, for Indo-Pacific permit with bonefish and trevally on the same flats. Every angler gets a cabin with its own shower.
Season not confirmed
None of the booking agencies listed under Sources shows a 2026 or 2027 season, rates or booking calendar for this lodge. Ask the lodge whether it is taking guests before you plan around it.
Season
November to April
Trips run in November and December and again from February to April.
The fishing
- Water
- Saltwater
- Species
- Indo-Pacific permit
- Bonefish
- Giant trevally
- Bluefin trevally
- Gold-spotted trevally
- Milkfish
- Triggerfish
- Barracuda
- Sailfish
- Dogtooth tuna
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
- How it is fished
- Flats skiff, Wading the flats
- Catch and release
- Not published
- Tackle
- Not published
- Gear
- Not published
Price and what it covers
Price on request
Price on request. The trip is 7 nights and 6 guided days, usually three at St. Joseph and three at Poivre, with a cabin to yourself in a group of four anglers.
Included
- Six full days of guided fishing, usually two anglers per guide
- Seven nights aboard Quo Vadis in a single cabin, for a group of four
- All meals on board
- Boat transfers from Mahé or Desroches
- Skiffs and fuel
- Seychelles fishing licence
- Taxes and landing fees
- Water, soft drinks, coffee and tea
Not included
- Flights to Mahé
- Hotel nights, meals and transfers on Mahé
- Beer, wine and spirits
- Seychelles conservation licence, US$210 per person
- Tips
- Medevac insurance, which is required
- Flies and terminal tackle
- Rental rods and reels, US$25 a day or US$65 a week
- Re-route fee for the charter flight to Desroches
Prices are shown in the currency the lodge publishes them in. Confirm the rate with the lodge.
The lodge
- Guests at a time
- 4
- Guiding
- 1 guide to 2 anglers
- Package
- 7 nights, 6 fishing days
- For non-anglers
- No
- Wi-Fi
- Not published
- Established
- Not published
Getting there
- Gateway airport
- SEZ
- From there
- Fly to Mahé (SEZ). Most trips board the boat in Mahé for a 16-20 hour passage to the atolls; for a re-route fee, the IDC charter flies you to Desroches in about 35 minutes instead, leaving a 3-hour run by boat. Inter-island flights allow 15 kg of checked luggage and 5 kg of hand luggage.
The pin marks the general area only; no closer location is published. Location from OpenStreetMap.
Sources
Every fact on this page comes from one of these pages: booking agencies and reference pages.
Lodge website: bluesafariflyfishing.com
Booking agency
- yellowdogflyfishing.com/products/atoll-poivre-st-josephs for name and website, location, species, fishing styles, season, package, price, capacity, guide ratio, getting there, gateway airport, non-angler activities, gear, description, season status
- yellowdogflyfishing.com/blogs/back-stage-pass/seven-destinations-serio… for location, fishing styles