Nosy Komba

Nosy Komba, formerly Nosy Ambariovato translating as “the island surrounded by rocks”, is a secluded escape just off Nosy Be. Its rugged granite and slate formations, remnants of a volcanic past, serve as a natural barrier against the shifting tides. The island is best known for its population of habituated black lemurs, often seen moving through the trees or curiously observing visitors. With its quiet beaches, lush forest, and elevated viewpoints offering sweeping sea views, Nosy Komba has a distinct, unspoilt character. It is a place to explore at an unhurried pace, where nature takes precedence and time feels less pressing.

Village of Ampangorinana

Ampangorinana may be a fishing village, but its true soul lies in its craftsmanship. Here, embroidery is an art form, with the intricate richelieu technique passed down through generations. Wander through the lively streets where fresh fish, mountain-grown produce, and Malagasy crafts fill the stalls. In this place seemingly untouched by time, where children play freely, and lemurs make unexpected appearances, you will find a community defined by warmth, tradition, and quiet charm.

Sakatia Snorkelling with Sea Turtles

Slip into the crystal-clear waters off Nosy Sakatia for an unforgettable snorkelling experience with Madagascar’s sea turtles. The calm, shallow waters make for an easy and up close encounter, where you can watch these gentle creatures feed and move gracefully beneath the surface.

With vibrant marine life all around and the tranquillity of Nosy Sakatia as a backdrop, snorkelling here is a peaceful yet mesmerising way to connect with Madagascar’s extraordinary underwater world.

Lemur Trekking

Trek through the mystical forests of Madagascar, where amidst towering trees you’ll find Lemurs gracefully leaping between branches. As you follow your expert guide along narrow, winding paths, keep your eyes peeled for the distinctive russet crowns of the unique resident Crowned Lemurs.