This full day tour gives the opportunity to visit a part of Nosy Be archipelago ; walks around local villages (Ampagorina), craft shops, lemurs environment and other species in Nosy Komba allow an authentic exploration of the malagasy culture.

Then, Nosy Tanikely is a protected park offering a colorful and wealthy coral reef for snorkeling and diving. Be attentive to your neighbors during your swim, it could be a friendly turtle or a ray chilling by your side…

The last stop in Nosy Sakatia is dedicated to enjoy a Malagasy lunch and resting moments on an empty beach covered by white sand.

Nosy Iranja is located at 30 miles away from Nosy Be. An entire day is necessary to discover this island and benefit from the spectacle of rising tide that covers the sand path of 2 km linking two islands (Nosy Iranja Be and Nosy Iranja Kely – which means the big Nosy Iranja and the little one).
The lunch is freshly prepared on the big island by local cookers, and a comfortable spot is arranged for our guests to keep their intimacy.

Nosy Iranja is a very unique place on earth that offers its own typical shades of blue and green, in contrast with the white sand. The crystal clean water allows to admire the sea turtles ballet at the arrival on the island. Also, the wealthy vegetation and the fishing village bring a relaxing and sweet atmosphere. This excursion is literally unmissable for sea lovers !

Half-day to discover the Nosy Be heritage under the sea. Surrounded by the clear blue sea, ideal place for snorkeling, for swimming or for relaxing in the sun while admiring a breathtaking view !

• Sacred tree – the place for prayers
• Hell Ville market – the authenticity of malagasy people way of life
• Lemuria Land – hundreds of lemurs, endemic species and plants
• Distillery of Ylang Ylang – the tradition and malagasy know how
• Andilana beach – the most fancy beach of Nosy Be
• Sunset in Mont Passot – blue sky, pink sky, red sky, no light ; spectacular !

This full day tour by car/jeep is rich in emotions thanks to the diversity of landscapes visited and the discovery of the real local culture followed by its legends.

A wonderful electric bike ride in the interior of Nosy Be to visit to the sacred waterfalls.

An half day is dedicated to adventurers searching for thrills. The itinerary through the lush and wild fauna and flora of Nosy Be comprises local villages of rice growers, sacred lakes and the famous Mont Passot to catch the sunset.

Meticulously preserved, the reserve of Lokobe has kept all its authenticity – the path taken to reach it is also full of charm thanks to the local pirogues used as transport means. This trip leads to a total immersion in a lush, primary, wild and endemic environment… Feel the sounds of Malagasy wildness !

The sea crossing from Hell Ville port (Nosy Be) to Ankify port (Madagascar – big land) last 40 minutes. Arriving at destination, a first stop is made at the village of Doany with the visit of an old royal palace that would allow to discover the ancient Malagasy monarchy. The valley of Ambanja offers large landscapes of cocoa, pineapples and vanilla plantations.

Once in Ambanja, a walk into the city allows to discover the colorful, noisy and very charming local way of life. The visit of the catholic church make understand how the christianism is integrated into local beliefs and traditions that are very specific to Madagascar. At the end, the lunch is served into a ancient french colonial house located near to the most famous plantation of Ambanja.

For a whole day long, two stops are planned for our guests to benefit from all the wealth along the path linking Nosy Be to the Big Mitiso. The first one is at “Nosy 4 brothers” ; the island of birds, many endemic species leave only on this place.

Then, the “Candorgue” is a huge and special rock resulting from hundreds of years of geological erosion. The final stop at the “Big Mitiso” is the longest one, with time to chill, get lunch, and feel the magical sensation of a timeless moment, far from the real world vibrations.

One of the most amazing experience to see whales guided by a professional team. Every year between July and November more than 7000 humpback whales migrate from the Antarctic to the waters of Madagascar to breed and calve. Possibility of spotting whale sharks as well !