Providence Atoll

Like many of the other atolls in the Seychelles Providence Atoll is a true fly fishing wilderness. The vast flats, enormous lagoon system and feeder channels offer fly fishermen the opportunity to wade 345 km² of pristine sand flats, turtle grass banks, surf areas and lagoon edges while targeting a multitude of species. Anglers can expect to target and sight cast to giant trevally, bumphead parrotfish, triggerfish, bluefin trevally, milkfish, Indo-Pacific permit, napoleon wrasse, bonefish, grouper, snapper, barracuda and much more. Providence Atoll is known for its fantastic offshore fishing for sailfish and tuna that can be done from the skiffs or the aft deck of Quo Vadis.

Quo Vadis is an exceptional 750 luxury expedition catamaran that is equipped for exploring the most remote Outer Atolls of the Seychelles. Designed with a high bridge and deck clearance she ensures quiet and smooth voyages across the Indian Ocean. Accompanied by three purpose built flats skiffs that are equipped with polling platforms and poles, she offers luxury while onboard and when out fly fishing. These skiffs will open up new possibilities as they allow access to areas that can only be fished with a pole. Her shallow draft allows passage to areas that most vessels of this size can’t access. Anchor in the shallows and enjoy Quo Vadis’ exceptional bespoke interiors, accommodation and outstanding dining, all expertly prepared. Our Providence Atoll trips are limited to six fly fishermen per week who are accommodated in three of the four fully airconditioned twin guest cabins, with en-suite bathrooms. There is nowhere in the Indian Ocean where six anglers get the opportunity to fish such a vast atoll with such a high level of service, comfort and fishing infrastructure.