Pemba Beach Hotel and Spa is the gateway to the exotic and little-explored Quirimbas Archipelago on the northern coastline of Mozambique, as well as the Niassa National Reserve. It offers access to some excellent fishing, (particularly for sailfish, giant trevally and yellowfin tuna) in a unique setting.
Another Rani Resorts destination set in the glittering Quirimbas Archipelago, Medjumbe is a small private Mozambique island only 1km long and 500 metres wide. Here you can escape to your own private paradise, where unexplored fishing grounds await.
Matemo Island is located in the breathtaking Quirimbas Archipelago in northern Mozambique. This tropical island paradise is surrounded by drop-offs, reefs and channels, providing the setting for all kinds of species and fishing scenarios.
Located on beautiful, remote Benguerra Island and washed by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, this is a small and intimate destination offering the ultimate in barefoot luxury and access to some of the finest saltwater fishing in Africa.
The Zancudo Lodge has long been an institution in Costa Rica fishing. A fleet of 12 boats, top-notch accommodation and superb amenities all located on the private Zancudo Beach just outside Golfito make this fishing lodge one of the most acclaimed destinations on Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast.
Tucked away in the town of Puerto Jiminez on Costa Rica’s beautiful and remote Osa Peninsula is the Osa Resort Club. Offering clean and comfortable accommodations with access to some excellent inshore and offshore fishing, the Osa Resort Club is a great choice for families and dedicated groups of sportfishermen alike.
In terms of dedicated big-game fishing resorts, Crocodile Bay is right up there. Situated on Costa Rica’s South Pacific Coast in 44 acres of lush tropical gardens, with 44 air-conditioned rooms and first-class facilities, this place has it all. And that includes some of the best fishing in Costa Rica, with catch-and-release billfishing in the Pacific, plus inshore fishing in the Golfo Dulce for roosterfish, snapper and jacks.
Quite literally an institution on Great Exuma, this is the first name out of most people’s mouths when you start talking about bonefish lodges in the Exumas. Eight rooms set in a beautiful location, with world-class bonefishing on its doorstep, the Peace and Plenty Bonefish Lodge has loyal customers returning year after year.
Opened by John Ireland back in 1981, this secluded lodge on Baja’s East Cape has it all: 34 air-conditioned units are dotted among the beautiful 350-acre grounds, a fleet of 20 boats ready to take you to some of the area’s finest fishing and enough amenities to make this a family destination as much as purely a fishing one.
