Sette Cama is one of Africa’s last great saltwater frontiers, a wild fishery on Gabon’s untouched Atlantic coast that delivers power, size and intensity in equal measure. For anglers who like extreme action, it is a holiday that blends raw wilderness with some of the hardest-hitting fishing on earth.
Here, the surf and estuary hold extraordinary predators. Whitefin Jack, African Threadfin, Senegal Kob, Cubera Snapper and Guinean Barracuda all patrol these waters, many exceeding 50kg. Tarpon ambush with violent strikes, tearing through bait and testing stamina with aerial runs. Whether casting from the surf, drifting the estuary or working poppers into boiling waves, every encounter is full contact.
Fishing is guided by seasoned locals who know the tides, terrain and timing of this unique coastline. Each session is built around conditions, ensuring anglers are in the right water with the right approach, whether on lures, bait or flies when the surf allows.
Accommodation is in twin-room chalets set on the edge of Loango National Park, each with private decking, hot showers and views across pristine wilderness. It is a setting where elephants walk the beach, buffalo graze the edge and the sunsets frame the horizon in colour. Meals are included throughout, with buffet breakfasts, beachside lunches and freshly prepared evening dinners featuring local fish, meats and vegetarian options.
For anglers who like wild Africa, big predators and the thrill of savage strikes, Sette Cama offers a holiday that balances extreme fishing with the atmosphere of one of the world’s most remote coastlines.
The season runs from September to April.
Season: September to April
Peak: November to March
Weight: 10lb to 45lb
Average Weight: 15lb
Season: September to April
Peak: November to March
Weight: 10lb to 65lb
Average Weight: 22lb
Season: September to April
Peak: November to March
Weight: 20lb to 110lb
Average Weight: 28lb
Season: September to April
Peak: November to March
Weight: 20lb to 110lb
Average Weight: 28lb
Season: September to April
Peak: November to March
Weight: 40lb to 264lb
Average Weight: 150lb
Season: September to April
Peak: November to March
Weight: 10lb to 55lb
Average Weight: 22lb
Season: September to April
Peak: November to March
Weight: 10lb to 132lb
Average Weight: 20lb
Depart Any international airport - Arrive Libreville
Depart Any international airport - Arrive Libreville
Depart: TBA
Arrive: Léon-Mba Libreville International Airport
General Note
General Note
Please note: Depending on your chosen international airport, an overnight flight and/or hotel stay may be required, which may affect your departure and return dates. Your itinerary will be finalised once travel arrangements are confirmed.
Independent flight/travel arrangements can be accommodated, though our flight-inclusive packages are recommended to ensure seamless integration into your holiday plans.
Transfer from Libreville Airport to your overnight hotel
Transfer from Libreville Airport to your overnight hotel
Once you’ve landed and collected your luggage, you’ll be met by an English-speaking representative who will transfer you to your overnight hotel.
Please note: This hotel must be paid for upon check-in. While it will be reserved in your name, it cannot be prepaid.
Hotel Tropicana
Overnight Accommodation
Hotel Tropicana in a Twin Room on a Bed & Breakfast basis
Transfer from your overnight hotel to Libreville Airport
Transfer from your overnight hotel to Libreville Airport
In the morning, at a pre-agreed time, you will be picked up and transferred to the airport for your private charter flight to the camp. The flight time to Sette Cama is around 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Depart Libreville - Arrive Gamba
Depart Libreville - Arrive Gamba
Depart: Léon-Mba Libreville International Airport
Arrive: Aéroport de Gamba
Travel from Gamba to Sette Cama
Travel from Gamba to Sette Cama
Upon disembarking the plane, you’ll be met by the Sette Cama Camp Manager. From there, you’ll travel by boat across the lagoon to the camp, a journey of approximately 60 to 75 minutes, depending on the weather. This scenic ride takes you through one of the most pristine estuarine ecosystems on the planet.
Once you arrive at the camp and have unpacked and settled in, there may be an opportunity to head out on the water for a short fishing session, time permitting.
Sette Cama Camp
Overnight Accommodation
Sette Cama Camp in a Twin Room on a Full board basis
Fishing
Fishing
On fishing days one and two, you’ll get to experience your first taste of the fantastic mixed fishing on offer at Sette Cama. Based on one of Africa’s largest lagoon systems, it’s home to aggressive Jacks (Whitefin and Jack Crevalle), giant African Threadfin, African Cubbera Snapper, Tarpon, Senegal Kob, and Guinean Barracuda to mention just a few, with many of growing to more than 50kg.
Sette Cama Camp
Overnight Accommodation
Sette Cama Camp in a Twin Room on a Full board basis
Fishing
Fishing
On your third and fourth fishing days, you’ll generally depart the camp after an early breakfast and before it gets light. You will then head back around mid-morning for a well-deserved siesta. The second session will start late afternoon, and you will fish into darkness, taking advantage of the twilight feed. Generally, all the fishing days at Sette Cama are split into two parts and planned around the tides.
Sette Cama Camp
Overnight Accommodation
Sette Cama Camp in a Twin Room on a Full board basis
Fishing
Fishing
On your two last days of fishing, if you have a particular species on your bucket list that you’d like to tick off, let your guide know – they will do his best to help you achieve your goals. The guides have fished the local area for many years, each having some valuable insights into where the fish will be and what state of the tide they will be there.
Sette Cama Camp
Overnight Accommodation
Sette Cama Camp in a Twin Room on a Full board basis
Travel from Sette Cama to Gamba
Travel from Sette Cama to Gamba
At a prearranged time, once you’ve packed your luggage and checked out of the camp, a representative from Sette Cama will transfer you by boat back up the lagoon to Gamba Airport.
The journey takes approximately 60 to 75 minutes, weather permitting, and offers another chance to take in the beauty of one of the most pristine estuarine ecosystems on the planet.
Depart Gamba - Arrive Libreville
Depart Gamba - Arrive Libreville
Depart: Aéroport de Gamba
Arrive: Léon-Mba Libreville International Airport
Depart Libreville - Arrive Any international airport
Depart Libreville - Arrive Any international airport
Depart: Léon-Mba Libreville International Airport
Arrive: TBA
General Note
General Note
Please note: Depending on your chosen international airport, an overnight flight and/or hotel stay may be required, which may affect your departure and return dates. Your itinerary will be finalised once travel arrangements are confirmed.
Independent flight/travel arrangements can be accommodated, though our flight-inclusive packages are recommended to ensure seamless integration into your holiday plans.
Prices are shown per person and are based on twin rooms and two anglers per guide unless stated otherwise. All prices are accurate at the time of publication but may vary slightly depending on factors such as travel dates, booking time, airline pricing, or fuel surcharges set by the operators.
Flights are always priced at the most competitive rates available at the time of enquiry to ensure you receive the best possible value when booking.
Proudly an ATOL bonded company, our trips are complete packages, including all flights, transfers, accommodation, and fantastic fishing and shooting experiences.
| From | To | Days | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02/09/2026 | 10/09/2026 | 9 | £7,257 | Sold Out |
| 09/09/2026 | 17/09/2026 | 9 | £7,257 | Enquire |
| 16/09/2026 | 24/09/2026 | 9 | £7,257 | Sold Out |
| 23/09/2026 | 01/10/2026 | 9 | £7,257 | Enquire |
| 30/09/2026 | 08/10/2026 | 9 | £7,363 | Enquire |
| 07/10/2026 | 15/10/2026 | 9 | £7,363 | Sold Out |
| 14/10/2026 | 22/10/2026 | 9 | £7,363 | Sold Out |
| 21/10/2026 | 29/10/2026 | 9 | £7,363 | Sold Out |
| 28/10/2026 | 05/11/2026 | 9 | £7,363 | Enquire |
| 04/11/2026 | 12/11/2026 | 9 | £7,363 | Sold Out |
| 11/11/2026 | 19/11/2026 | 9 | £7,363 | Sold Out |
| 18/11/2026 | 26/11/2026 | 9 | £7,363 | Sold Out |
| 25/11/2026 | 03/12/2026 | 9 | £7,363 | Sold Out |
| 02/12/2026 | 10/12/2026 | 9 | £7,682 | Sold Out |
| 09/12/2026 | 17/12/2026 | 9 | £7,682 | Sold Out |
| 16/12/2026 | 24/12/2026 | 9 | £7,682 | Sold Out |
| 23/12/2026 | 31/12/2026 | 9 | £7,682 | Sold Out |
| 01/01/2027 | 09/01/2027 | 9 | £7,725 | Enquire |
| 06/01/2027 | 14/01/2027 | 9 | £7,725 | Sold Out |
| 13/01/2027 | 21/01/2027 | 9 | £7,725 | Sold Out |
| 20/01/2027 | 28/01/2027 | 9 | £7,725 | Enquire |
| 27/01/2027 | 04/02/2027 | 9 | £7,725 | Sold Out |
| 03/02/2027 | 11/02/2027 | 9 | £7,672 | Sold Out |
| 10/02/2027 | 18/02/2027 | 9 | £7,672 | Sold Out |
| 17/02/2027 | 25/02/2027 | 9 | £7,672 | Sold Out |
| 24/02/2027 | 04/03/2027 | 9 | £7,672 | Sold Out |
| 03/03/2027 | 11/03/2027 | 9 | £7,672 | Sold Out |
| 10/03/2027 | 18/03/2027 | 9 | £7,672 | Sold Out |
| 17/03/2027 | 25/03/2027 | 9 | £7,672 | Enquire |
| 24/03/2027 | 01/04/2027 | 9 | £7,672 | Enquire |
| 31/03/2027 | 08/04/2027 | 9 | £7,565 | Enquire |
| 07/04/2027 | 15/04/2027 | 9 | £7,565 | Sold Out |
| 14/04/2027 | 22/04/2027 | 9 | £7,565 | Enquire |
| 21/04/2027 | 29/04/2027 | 9 | £7,565 | Enquire |
| 28/04/2027 | 06/05/2027 | 9 | £7,565 | Sold Out |
| 01/09/2027 | 09/09/2027 | 9 | £7,512 | Enquire |
| 08/09/2027 | 16/09/2027 | 9 | £7,512 | Enquire |
| 15/09/2027 | 23/09/2027 | 9 | £7,512 | Enquire |
| 22/09/2027 | 30/09/2027 | 9 | £7,512 | Enquire |
| 29/09/2027 | 07/10/2027 | 9 | £7,512 | Enquire |
| 06/10/2027 | 14/10/2027 | 9 | £7,618 | Enquire |
| 13/10/2027 | 21/10/2027 | 9 | £7,618 | Enquire |
| 20/10/2027 | 28/10/2027 | 9 | £7,618 | Enquire |
| 27/10/2027 | 04/11/2027 | 9 | £7,618 | Enquire |
| 03/11/2027 | 11/11/2027 | 9 | £7,618 | Enquire |
| 10/11/2027 | 18/11/2027 | 9 | £7,618 | Enquire |
| 17/11/2027 | 25/11/2027 | 9 | £7,618 | Enquire |
| 24/11/2027 | 02/12/2027 | 9 | £7,618 | Enquire |
| 01/12/2027 | 09/12/2027 | 9 | £7,938 | Enquire |
| 08/12/2027 | 16/12/2027 | 9 | £7,938 | Enquire |
| 15/12/2027 | 23/12/2027 | 9 | £7,938 | Enquire |
| 22/12/2027 | 30/12/2027 | 9 | £7,938 | Enquire |
| 29/12/2027 | 06/01/2028 | 9 | £7,938 | Enquire |
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"What an experience. Didnt really know what to expect at first but we were in really good hands. Cant believe they have produced an environment like they have, top marks to the team at the camp. I managed a huge Tarpon on my last day"
"Flights were a pain and takes a long time to get there however we soon forgot about the journey once at the stunning camp. wow, what a location the guys there have done a great job. Now the fishing - I didn't realise how fast paced it would be and next time I will be more prepared and a visit to the gym is essential. Running up and down the beach chasing fish is hard work but I enjoyed every minute. Thanks for your hard work"
"Hi Paul thanks for helping to organise this trip. we were very surprised how well we were looked after, the food at the camp was amazing and the fishing was a little slow at the start of the week but picked up towards the end. I managed to get my Cubera snapper. Thanks and speak soon"
"What an experience and made me realise how unfit I am. Lots of walking and sometimes running perhaps a slightly less strenuous trip next time "
"The fishing was very difficult. the winds during the week never died down making casting very difficult especially when faced with big waves. The guides took us to different areas that was a little easier however the fishing was not as good as expected. Perhaps next time we should book further in advance so we can pick better times"
"I didnt realise how remote this place was. at night time you couldn't hear a thing apart from the local frogs and some weird noises from the surrounding scrub. The guides and staff at the camp are amazing and very knowledgable.
Must take some more lures next time as lost a few and another angler was ever so kind and lent me some of his. Thanks for a memorable trip"
"my little tip is to make sure you take a fight belt as I came home with huge bruises all round my groin area...... these fish fight hard. The lure I took were a little too small but managed with what I had. More info on sizes would be better"
"Hi Peter, wow you were right its an amazing trip. we caught lots of different species including a huge shark which took both of us to land. the fight went on for over and hour. I have sent you some pictures hopefully you can use them. You are going to have to work hard to beat that trip but we are sure you will have a go.
speak soon"
"Thanks sportquest. enjoyed the whole trip. see you all soon"
The camp is on the Loango National Park boundary, offering a highly exclusive experience in which to enjoy both the fishing and wildlife of this untouched venue. Setté Cama is a village in magical Gabon, lying on the peninsula between the Ndogo Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean. This fantastic destination is renowned worldwide for its excellent fishing from the shores where you have the chance to catch colossal Cubera snappers, Giant African threadfin and big sharks.
The Sette Cama lodge based in the Loango national park, and these great chalets provide the visiting angler with a beautiful place to rest their heads at night. These chalets are set out in twin bedroom style, leaving you with your bed to get a great night’s sleep.
When staying in your beautiful chalet, you will find you have showers with hot water to ensure that the sweat from a hard days fishing washed away before you head down to dinner.
You also have a decking area where you can relax at night and take in the local wildlife and watch the awe-inspiring African sunset before you get your head down, ready for the next day’s adventure.
With this holiday being full board, you will be eating every day at the Sette Cama camp and will eat some fantastic food. The breakfast here is of a buffet style with everything from cooked meats to fresh fruit on the menu for you to enjoy.
Lunch is taken on the beach and is the perfect way to keep your energy levels high as this style of fishing is extremely tiring. Your evening meal is cooked fresh by the camps chefs, and they cater for everybody, with everything from vegetarian dishes through to big chunks of meat and fresh fish you certainly will not go hungry whilst at the Sette Cama camp.
With popper and lure fishing fast becoming the most well-known technique practised amongst the travelling angler, we have searched high and low to be able to offer you some of the finest and sometimes out-of-the-ordinary holidays on the planet. One such destination is Sette Cama in Gabon, which offers travelling anglers an incredible opportunity to fish an array of rock, surf, and estuary marks for a whole host of hard-fighting species.
Sette Cama, Gabon fishing trips, is a wild place for fishing. The areas you fish in are all part of a thriving eco-system that will see you have a fantastic fish-filled holiday surrounded by some of Africas most fantastic wildlife.
If you take any activity and push it to the wildest edge, you create magic. Sportfishing along the pristine coastline of Sette Cama Gabon is one such activity. You need to fish wild and remote waters to create your own magic.
Make sure to head over to our YouTube Channel to see for yourself how good the fishing at Sette Cama in Gabon is.
The camp and location of Sette Cama Gabon fishing trips have the longest stretch of untouched coastline left on the African continent. Along with a massive estuary system rich in nutrients, Sette Cama offers the avid saltwater fishermen the opportunity to experience the thrill of targeting the numerous and unique species of West Africa with both spin and fly tackle. The abundance of large and aggressive game fish, all eager to attack a well-fished lure, is complimented by Africa’s most pristine tropical rain forest, which creates the backdrop to this one of a kind saltwater fishing experience. Sette Cama, Gabon is situated on the Ndogo Lagoon at the southern boundary of Loango National Park is a destination like no other.
One of Africa’s largest lagoon systems in Gabon fishing trips draining into the tropical Atlantic ocean is home to aggressive Jacks (Whitefin and Jack Crevalle), giant African Threadfin, African Cubbera Snapper, Tarpon, Senegal Kob, and Guinean Barracuda, all eager to attack a well-placed lure or bait. Many of these species grow to more than 50 kg.
The estuary (by boat) and adjacent beaches provide unparalleled fishing suited to anglers who like to cast artificials or a combination of lures and natural baits and even flies when conditions are right. So if you are looking for something a little different for your next adventure but still want to take giant fish, this place must be up there on your bucket lists.
It’s not all about fishing on your Gabon fishing trips. We can organise guided walks in the nearby Loango National Park (made famous by National Geographic and BBC) where you will get the chance to see Chimpanzees, lowland Gorillas, Red River Hogs, Forest Sitatunga, and various forest duikers. If this list of exotic animals was not enough, then you have got every chance of seeing Forest Elephants and Forest Buffalo talking their morning strolls along the beaches.
Whilst fishing Sette Camma Gabon fishing trips, you will be guided along the way by local fishing guides who will be on hand to offer any advice that you may need to help you make your fishing holiday the best it can be. These guides have fished the local area for many years, each having some valuable insights into where the fish will be and what state of the tide they will be there.
What an experience. Didnt really know what to expect at first but we were in really good hands. Cant believe they have produced an environment like they have, top marks to the team at the camp. I managed a huge Tarpon on my last day
Flights were a pain and takes a long time to get there however we soon forgot about the journey once at the stunning camp. wow, what a location the guys there have done a great job. Now the fishing - I didn't realise how fast paced it would be and next time I will be more prepared and a visit to the gym is essential. Running up and down the beach chasing fish is hard work but I enjoyed every minute. Thanks for your hard work
Hi Paul thanks for helping to organise this trip. we were very surprised how well we were looked after, the food at the camp was amazing and the fishing was a little slow at the start of the week but picked up towards the end. I managed to get my Cubera snapper. Thanks and speak soon
What an experience and made me realise how unfit I am. Lots of walking and sometimes running perhaps a slightly less strenuous trip next time
The fishing was very difficult. the winds during the week never died down making casting very difficult especially when faced with big waves. The guides took us to different areas that was a little easier however the fishing was not as good as expected. Perhaps next time we should book further in advance so we can pick better times
I didnt realise how remote this place was. at night time you couldn't hear a thing apart from the local frogs and some weird noises from the surrounding scrub. The guides and staff at the camp are amazing and very knowledgable.
Must take some more lures next time as lost a few and another angler was ever so kind and lent me some of his. Thanks for a memorable trip
my little tip is to make sure you take a fight belt as I came home with huge bruises all round my groin area...... these fish fight hard. The lure I took were a little too small but managed with what I had. More info on sizes would be better
Hi Peter, wow you were right its an amazing trip. we caught lots of different species including a huge shark which took both of us to land. the fight went on for over and hour. I have sent you some pictures hopefully you can use them. You are going to have to work hard to beat that trip but we are sure you will have a go.
speak soon
Thanks sportquest. enjoyed the whole trip. see you all soon
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