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Madagascar has an abundance of sunshine, animals, rainforests, waterways & beaches... What else can you expect from the world's 4th largest island?
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An ideal honeymoon getaway - Situated southwest of Madagascar's Nosy Be, Nosy Iranja, a small island boasting a beautiful forest & sandy beaches, can be reached either by boat or helicopter.
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Located near the Southern tip of Madagascar, just 3½ hrs drive from Fort Dauphin, Madagascar Classic Camping’s Mandrare River Camp offers both nature and culture, in a stunning locale.
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NOSY BE AND ISLANDS [Madagascar]
With 5000kms of coastline and sunshine most of the year, Madagascar's tropical islands of the north are the ideal setting for relaxation, fishing, snorkelling, scuba diving, yachting and island hopping.
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Known as the "perfumed island" for its fertile plantations of sugar, pepper, vanilla and ylang-ylang, Nosy Be offers a wide range of accommodation and activities. Day excursions to the Lokobe Reserve, Nosy Komba and Nosy Tanikely are highly recommended. Further north lies the jewel-like archipelago of Nosy Mitsio. With its sparkling water and abundance of marine life this area offers superb snorkelling and scuba diving. Explore these outer islands on a live-aboard yacht, chartered from Nosy Be or indulge yourself at Tsarabanjina's "bare-foot"-luxury hotel chalets.
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Best time for visiting Nosy Be & Islands
Avoid January, February and March
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