Fregate Island Private

Head out for a private big game fishing experience in the protected waters surrounding Fregate Island, where marine life thrives in an unspoiled environment. This experience takes place near the island’s dramatic drop-off, where the seabed plunges thousands of metres and attracts species such as amberjack, yellowfin tuna and striped marlin.

Guided by the Marina team, you’ll fish along these deep channels using a strict catch and release approach that supports the health of the marine park. The setting is as much a part of the experience as the fishing itself, with open ocean views and a sense of scale that defines this stretch of water. Designed to be fully private, each outing is tailored to your pace and interests on the sea.

Set out on a guided nature walk across Fregate Island’s network of forest and coastal trails, led by the island’s resident conservationist. This experience offers insight into the island’s ecosystem, from indigenous woodland and open viewpoints to beaches connected by winding paths.

Along the way, you may spot endemic species such as the Tenebaum beetle or the Wright’s Gardenia, known for being the first to flower in the Seychelles. Routes change with the seasons, revealing different perspectives and wildlife depending on the time of year. Moving on foot allows you to understand how conservation shapes daily life on the island while experiencing its landscapes at a natural pace.

Experience stargazing on Fregate Island, where the absence of artificial light reveals the night sky in striking clarity. Guided by local experts, this experience introduces you to the constellations of the Southern Hemisphere from carefully chosen vantage points across the island.

You may observe the stars from a hilltop, a quiet beach or even out on the water, depending on conditions and preference. As the sky shifts overhead, the focus remains on observation and orientation rather than equipment or spectacle. This is a rare chance to understand the night sky as it appears far from cities, shaped only by sea air, open horizons and natural darkness.