ANAA ATOLL FLY FISHING HOSTED TRIP

FARE, ROOMING AND GUIDING

The fare is US$6,495 per angler. The expedition is limited to six anglers, fishing two anglers per lead guide.

The Anaa homestay has a mix of single and twin rooms. Available single rooms are allocated by lottery, so some guests will share. The program includes a single room at Hilton Hotel Tahiti for the night before the flight to Anaa.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

The fare includes:

• One night in a single room at Hilton Hotel Tahiti before departure to Anaa.

• Return Air Tahiti flights between Papeete and Anaa.

• Seven nights at the family-operated Anaa homestay.

• Six full guided fishing days.

• One half day of guided fishing on the arrival afternoon, subject to flight operations and conditions.

• Two anglers per lead guide.

• Boats, fuel and local fishing transfers.

• Return airport transfers on Anaa.

• Meals throughout the published August 10–18 program.

• Packed lunches, snacks and drinking water while fishing.

• Non-alcoholic beverages while on Anaa.

• A US$250 community enhancement contribution.

• Cultural and community activities on Anaa.

• Wi-Fi at the homestay, subject to local availability.

• Hosting, expedition organization and pre-trip support from Isolation Outfitters and No Slack Loops.

WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED

The fare does not include:

• International flights to and from Tahiti.

• Additional accommodation required in Tahiti.

• Meals, drinks, tours and transfers outside the published program unless specifically stated.

• Alcoholic beverages.

• Travel, cancellation, medical and emergency-evacuation insurance.

• Guide and homestay staff gratuities.

• Rods, reels, lines, leaders, flies and terminal tackle.

• Airline excess-baggage or fishing-equipment charges.

• Passport, entry or medical expenses.

• Personal purchases.

• Costs arising from weather, delayed flights or circumstances outside our control.

FLIGHTS, ENTRY AND TRANSFERS

International guests must reach Papeete by August 10, one day before the group flight to Anaa. Travelers from the United States can consider services through Los Angeles, San Francisco or Honolulu. These routes do not cross the International Date Line. Honolulu and Tahiti share a time zone, although mainland services may still arrive on the following calendar day after overnight travel.

Guests from Australia or New Zealand can consider services through Sydney or Auckland. Eastbound travel crosses the International Date Line and moves the calendar back one day; returning west moves the calendar forward one day. All hotel nights and connections must be booked using the local dates printed on the airline itinerary.

Air Tahiti operates limited services to Anaa, and some flights may include an intermediate stop. The 2027 timetable has not yet been published. We coordinate the group’s domestic reservations when the applicable schedule is released. Weather, baggage capacity and operational changes can affect the island connection. Do not book a tight international connection after the return from Anaa.

Each guest is responsible for holding a valid passport and meeting the airline, French Polynesian, transit-country and return-country requirements applicable at the time of travel. Official government and airline guidance takes precedence over general trip information.

PREPARATION AND EMERGENCY SUPPORT

Bonefish and giant trevally are the principal targets. Anglers should arrive prepared to cast accurately in wind, manage line on shallow flats and respond quickly when a trevally opportunity develops.

Isolation Outfitters and No Slack Loops will provide a detailed tackle, fly and packing list before departure. Guests must bring their own rods, reels, lines, leaders, flies and terminal tackle.

Anaa is warm, exposed and remote. High-quality sun protection, polarized glasses, suitable flats clothing, secure wading footwear, a light rain layer and disciplined hydration are essential.

The accommodation is a family homestay rather than a conventional fishing lodge or luxury resort. Wi-Fi is available but speed and reliability are limited. Electricity, communications, transport and other facilities remain subject to the realities of a remote Tuamotu atoll.

Comprehensive travel and cancellation insurance, together with appropriate medical and emergency-evacuation cover, is required for this remote program. Guests should disclose relevant medical conditions, dietary requirements and mobility concerns before booking.

BOOKING, PAYMENT AND NEXT STEPS

Contact Isolation Outfitters with your departure airport, rooming preference, saltwater-fishing experience and any additional travel requirements.

We will confirm current availability, review the itinerary with you and provide the applicable booking and payment terms. A place is not reserved until the required deposit has been received.

Before departure, we will provide detailed flight and transfer notes, tackle and fly recommendations, a packing list, insurance guidance and the final Anaa program.

For further regional context and other atoll options, read our South Pacific fly-fishing destinations guide.