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An iconic site of Madagascar where century-old baobabs line a red dirt track, particularly spectacular at sunset. A must-see, accessible by bush taxi or 4x4 from Morondava.
View on TripAdvisortripadvisor.com→A humid rainforest home to the indri, the largest of the lemurs, whose call echoes through the canopy at dawn. Local guides lead hikes to spot chameleons, orchids and wildlife found nowhere else on earth.
Official websiteparcs-madagascar.com→The "Island of Perfumes" with white-sand beaches, turquoise waters and reefs perfect for diving and snorkeling among turtles and tropical fish. Excursions to nearby islets such as Nosy Komba and Nosy Tanikely round out the stay.
Official websitenosybe-tourisme.com→The last large stretch of primary forest on Nosy Be, managed by Madagascar National Parks. Visits are on foot with a guide, often from the village of Ampasipohy after a dugout-canoe crossing: black lemurs, panther chameleons, boas and frogs.
Official websiteparcs-madagascar.com→Dive centre (SSI, CMAS, PADI) with daily trips, technical diving and bivouac dive trips.
View on TripAdvisorscubanosybe.com→Boat excursions to Nosy Iranja, Tanikely and Sakatia, and whale and whale shark watching trips.
View on TripAdvisorbaleinesrandeau.com→Sea safaris from Nosy Komba and Nosy Be to see whales, whale sharks, dolphins and turtles.
View on TripAdvisorsafaribaleine.com→Catamaran cruises and diving around Nosy Be, with whale watching (August-October) and whale shark watching (October-December).
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