Marodoka, which means 'the ancient village' in Swahili is a beautiful tourist destination in Nosy Be. The first village of the island dating from 800 A.D. with exceptional architectural remains.....

Marodoka, qui signifie “l’ancien village” en swahilie est aujourd’hui une belle destination touristique de Nosy Be.Le premier village de l'île datant de l'an 800 après J.C. avec des vestiges architecturaux exceptionnels.....

Like the intruders in the midst of a landscape of grassy savannahs, the Tsingy Rouges are an inescapable attraction of the north of Madagascar. This natural spectacle of all beauty invites you to an escape out of time and particularly rich in emotions.....

The black lemur or l’Eulemur macaco, an emblematic species endemic to the island of Nosy Be invites you to visit its natural habitat: the national park of Lokobe.....

The Mont Passot, which Nosy Be inhabitant also call "Bongo Pisa", is a volcanic mountain located about thirty kilometers north of Hell Ville. This popular site for tourists is a place steeped in history as well as an exceptional shelter for an extraordinarily rich fauna and flora. We invite you to discover this little paradise, perfectly preserved.....

For your next stop in northern Madagascar, please book Cap Diégo in your program. This small point of land which land into the sea, has played a major role in the birth and expansion of the city which is now known as Diégo-Suarez.....

For an unforgettable holiday, make a stopover in the village of Ambobaka. Located in the heart of the Diana region in the North of Madagascar, this village is a paradise for researchers and scientists, but also for trekking lovers. Put on your equipment and get ready for a breathtaking adventure.....

The Bay of Russians is a small island located between Nosy Iranja and Nosy-Be, formerly called Bay of Ambavatoby. This is not a simple holiday resort for vacationers in search of change of scenery. This place is also a witness of the Russian fleet’s journey in Madagascar in 1905 during the moment of the Russo-Japanese war.....

The peaceful city of Antalaha was once inhabited by fishermen. Everything changed at the end of the 19th century when vanilla, a variety of orchid with vines, was introduced in 1905 in the Sava region – composed of Sambava, Antalaha, Vohémar and Antalaha - in the northeast of the island.....

If you have a passion for water sports, we advise you to spend your next vacation in Babaomby. This place located on the northern tip of Madagascar in Diego-Suarez, between the Mozambique Channel and the Indian Ocean, offers you the best kitesurfing and windsurfing spots on the island.....

For your next holiday destination, opt for Daraina, a small coastal town located in Vohémar, in the north of Madagascar. Dating, nature, beaches, you will all have what you will need to live a unique holiday.....

Marotony ("many personal sacred trees" in Sakalava) is a charming fishing village on the coast of Ambanja. A popular stop on the tourist routes to discover the Archipelago of Radama, starting from Nosy Bé. A stopover on this authentic place will not disappoint you.....

Orangea, this paradise site of Diégo-Suarez housed in the 19th century the "port aux Boutres" or "Port des Arabes" or "Port des Antalaotra". These Islamic seafarers from Mayotte or Zanzibar, who mastered the Swahili dialect, supplied the people of the north of the island with manufactured goods and weapons. They also sometimes traded slaves.....

Antotorogno is one location deriving its great value in the tourism field in Madagascar passing through Nosy Komba; the villagers still practice harpoon fishing , and let’s not forget the various lemurs that overrun this district. Known for its surrounding islands, in Nosy Be, go to Nosy Komba which houses Antotorogno village: the fishing village.....

Ambanja, an area conducive to the cultivation of cocoa, vanilla, coffee and pepper, is located in the north-west of Madagascar towards Diégo Suarez. It is crossed by the famous Sambirano river. Andranomandevy is a village located about 30 km from Ambanja.....

The Emerald Sea is a lagoon in Madagascar located at the entrance to the bay of Diego-Suarez, in the far north of the country. It is also called the wonder of Madagascar.....

North of the city of Sambava, 17 kms on the road to Vohémar, is the 140km long Bemarivo River bordered by fields of exotic products and spices, including vanilla. "Hangitry Bemarivo" translates to "Scent of Bemarivo".....

Located by the sea and surrounded by equatorial nature, the island of Nosy Faly is 25 minutes from Nosy Be and 40 minutes from the port of Hell City. Located west of Ambaro Bay and east of Nosy Be, the island offers paradise to those who want a change of scenery.....

Located in the UNESCO marine biosphere reserve of Sahamalaza, about 100 km south of Nosy Be, accessible by boat and private plane, is Nosy Saba which means "Life is sweet". This 130 hectare island naturally offers everything that nature and sea lovers can expect.....

Anjiabe, is a unique village that deserves a special detour during your trip in the North of Madagascar. Located 20 minutes by boat from the island of Nosy Be and south of Nosy Komba, this village offers a timeless setting with authentic landscapes, rich in local agriculture.....

If you arrive on Sambava by plane, you will not miss to fly over the huge coconut plantations of SOAVOANIO before landing at the airport of the city. Indeed, the industrial coconut grove of SOAVOANIO Company, covers a total surface of 5000 hectares.....

This village in the Sambirano Valley owes its name to the "javy"(aquatic plant), located on the lake and which navigate there by following the current. It is located in the northwestern part of the Big Island, in the DIANA region near Ambanja.....

The history of Nosy Be dates back to the beginning of the arrival of Arabs on the island in the 900s. At this time a city called Mahilaka was created which created the first trading post of the island. These first inhabitants lived on the export of copal, iron, chlorite, rock crystal, gold and slaves, a maritime connection with a large part of the countries of the Indian Ocean.....

If you go northwest of the island, make a stopover at Ambilobe. 22 km from this city is one of the most outstanding sites of the Diana region: the Tsingy of Mahaloka. Discover the remains of its caves and the history behind them.....

Diego is the capital of northern Madagascar. It is 1093 kilometres from the country's capital, Antananarivo. Former French garrison, it carries in its streets with evocative names, traces of its military past.....

The Sambirano River, located in Ambanja, north-west of Madagascar, has its source in the Tsaratanàna massif and flows to the bay of Ampasindava. It is possible to go down it, sometimes on foot, sometimes in a canoe. A sporting and meditative adventure where the exuberance of vegetation is omnipresent.....

Madagascar is full of relaxing places and those of the north are the most striking. It is in an unsuspected part of the island, that is located the Androadroatra waterfall, a location little known to the Malagasy people. 621 kilometres separate it from Antananarivo, the capital of the country.....

An unavoidable stopping point, Joffre Ville is a city nicknamed "ghost town" as it seems to be frozen in time. Despite the dazzling development of the north of the island, here, time seems to have stopped.....

Antalaha, the city of vanilla, is the pivotal place of the SAVA region in the north of Madagascar. Its name derives from the era of sailing-ships which implored (mitalaho) passage through the barrier of reefs offshore. Here Madagascans have built an exceptional site, that combines the environmental, education and tourism aspects: welcome to "Macolline"!.....

The Green Lake or "sacred lake of Andranotsara" is located seven kilometres south of the city of Vohémar, northeast of Madagascar. It is a rich lake side fauna and flora but also for the legends it conveys. Two good reasons to go and discover this site.....

Ankify is the gateway to the idyllic town of Nosy Be. It is located 18 kilometres from the city of Ambanja, 838 kilometres from the capital. It is the seaside resort where economic and tourist actors meet, who travel to or from Nosy Be.....

Madagascar abounds in magnificent landscapes. The Ambato peninsula, located in the northwest of the Big Island and nestled at 26 meters above sea level, is an example. The arrival is pleasant, the roads and bridges are well maintained and all around the peninsula, punctuated by the sea, are settled the typically Malagasy fishing villages. The primitive way of life of the population, recalls the beauty of simplicity out of the tumults of the city. Calmness is the watchword.....

Leading us to the province of Diégo-Suarez in the North of Madagascar (DIANA region), this tour allows to discover the mangrove of the West coast of Madagascar. This mangrove plays a vital role in protecting the land against erosion and at the same time serves as a nursery for many marine species.....

The Nosy Be Archipelago is well-known for its beautiful islands, unique beaches and relaxed lifestyle. This “Pearl of the Indian Ocean” is also a good position to observe the marine megafauna: Humpback whales, Omura whales, lots of dolphins, whale sharks, Manta and Mobula rays and other sea turtles appear to value these conditions of rich, calm waters, to live, feed and breed.....

Nobody has yet experienced the paradise, but there surely might be similarities to Nosy Tsarabanjina, a beautiful isolated island in the middle of the ocean, located off the north-west of Madagascar. It is part of a myriad of small islettes that form the Archipelago Mitsio and is considered the most beautiful of them all.....

Taking the RN6 to the north of Madagascar will lead us to the village Ambondromifehy. More precisely, it is located 43 kilometers from Ambilobe, in the rural district of Anivorano North. With its 3000 inhabitants, Ambondromifehy represents the typical Malagasy life-style with a plenty of straw houses, small shops everywhere in-between, and just a few concrete buildings.....

About 10 km off the west coast of Madagascar, 50 km south of the international airport of Nosy be, accessible by boat and private plane, there is Nosy Saba which literally means "Life is Sweet". The natural environment around this island of 130 hectares offers everything it takes, to fall in love with the beaches, the sea und its underwater space.....

Nosy Hara is an island located north-west of Madagascar, in the DIANA Region. It is best known as a marine park and considered by visitors to be a true paradise. All islands of the Nosy Hara archipelago are made of limestone, called Tsingy.....

Since the waterfall was discovered by priests, it was named the "Cascade of Good Fathers". It is one of the most beautiful waterfalls on the Big Island, with a difference in altitude of more than 80 metres shaped like a succession of natural bathtubs. Do not hesitate to bathe here. No wonder it is one of the most visited sites in the northern part of Madagascar.....

Ambatobe Mamy Antely (great honey rock), is – as the name suggests – a great rock well known for its natural and pure honey. It is located 4km from the centre of Andapa, in the SAVA region, an area rich in agriculture. Rice growing, vanilla fields, coffee, fruit and vegetable plantations, fish farming and beekeeping make up the daily life of the villagers.....

At this unique natural pilgrimage site, come and discover Malagasy fauna and flora in an easy accessible way via the “Baobab Valley Tour". The vegetation is lush. The forests are abundant and contain an impressive number of local and regional endemic species.....

Its wild and rugged character as well as its exceptional biodiversity, make Marojejy National Park a paradise for mountain lovers and an exceptional landmark for the most exigent naturalists. Described as "a wonder of nature", this UNESCO World Heritage site is found in the northeast of Madagascar.....

Ambatozavavy is a village of fishermen and farmers, located north-east of Nosy Be, 11km from Hell Ville. En route to Ampasipohy and a visit Lokobe Park, this village is mainly known for the stone that gave it its name: "Ambatozavavy", a combination of "Vato" (stone or rock) and "zavavy" (woman). Therefore, the name of the village would mean "Female Rock".....

Andapa is one of the districts that make up the SAVA region (Sambava, Antalaha, Vohémar, Andapa), in the north of Madagascar. It is a city with a discreet charm and incredible riches born from discovery and contemplation.....

Sakalava Bay is one of Madagascar's most beautiful wind and surf spots, known in the Indian Ocean and around the world. It is also an ideal place to learn kitesurfing.....

A crystal clear sea, ideal for diving, tropical vegetation, a white sandy beach and multi-coloured shells. This is Nosy Iranja, a piece of paradise.....

A trip to Nosy Fanihy, an uninhabited island setting with an atmosphere of total peace and calm, is like a real life Robinson Crusoe experience.....

For those wishing to find out more about sugar-cane as a crop in Madagascar a visit to the town of Ambilobe is a must. Ambilobe is a well-known for its rum production, a side-product of sugarcane, to be consumed in moderation.

From the peak of the Montagne d’Ambre, you will have a stunning panoramic view over the northern tip of Madagascar, with the Mozambique Channel to the left and the Indian Ocean to the right.....

Discover the four islands of the Radama archipelago where you’ll find deserted beaches, clear lagoons and exotic fish.....

A trip through Madagascar's vanilla trail is an exceptional adventure. The point of departure is Amboangimbe, an extremely well-known village in the north of the island. This region has Madagascar’s largest area of land devoted to this high-quality export crop, well known throughout the world.....

Exploring a stunning landscape with the impression that no one else has ever set foot there before you is still possible in Madagascar. Bemanevika is a region where you will be constantly delighted and amazed. Nestling at the heart of a volcanic region, Bemanevika has a unique ecosystem, with forests, savannah grassland, lakes, bogs and marshes, forming an extraordinary natural environment.....

The island of Nosy Tanihely, which literally means ‘small land’, has been blessed with enchanting scenery, so much so that you will soon forget its small size. Its reputation is due to its magnificent soft white sandy beaches, where you can sunbathe or simply relax. But behind this dream setting, there lies a wealth of other extraordinary treasures. Welcome to the National Marine Reserve of Nosy Tanikely, one of Madagascar’s marine hot spot!.....

The precious stones are the objects of desire and the fragrance of vanilla wafts above the streets of the town. Vohémar is a destination that promises a peaceful stay in a tropical atmosphere.....

Built in 1911 between 1963 and 2005 in a heavenly spot, the penitentiary of Nosy Lava used to house an average of 1600 convicts. Since it was closed down, the former prison has been welcoming tourists, who come to enjoy the extraordinary beauty of the island and explore its three exotic little villages.....

It is no secret that Madagascar harbours areas of extraordinary natural wealth. The new protected area of Loky Manambato is one of these: a true treasure trove for you to discover.....

The Special Nature Reserve of Marotandrano presents an exceptional concentration of habitats and rare species. It covers an area of 42.200 hectares, with a high degree of endemicity and a stunning number of beautiful animals and plants.....

Made-to-measure for lovers of unspoilt natural surroundings and anyone hankering for adventure, the Special Reserve of Ankarana promises a unique and unforgettable experience.....

Sambava is a town that leaves nobody indifferent. The naturally-friendly population, the specific character of its environmental resources including the floating fragrance of vanilla and the unusual architecture of its streets give it an undeniable charm.....

Baobab trees growing on tiny islands, giant mushroom shaped rocks and beautiful coral are just some of the attractions of Madagascar's 'Bay of Halong'. The Bay of Moramba, with its strange sandstone rock formations, is nicknamed Madagascar's 'Bay of Halong’. In this extraordinarily beautiful spot, you will find baobab trees growing on tiny islands that look out over the pristine waters of the bay. At low tide, you can marvel at the giant mushroom-shaped rocks with their base eroded away, defying the laws of physics. You wonder how they manage to remain standing.....