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Nosy Be Discovery Stay: Explore the Island of Perfumes in 6 Days

Price

2810€

Duration

6 days

Min. Reservation

2

Dive into the heart of Nosy Be with a complete discovery stay blending culture, nature, and relaxation. From your arrival, you’ll benefit from a personalized welcome and all the conveniences to start your adventure with peace of mind. Explore iconic sites of the island such as Hell-Ville with its colonial atmosphere, Mount Passot and its volcanic panoramas, as well as the famous marine reserve of Nosy Tanikely.

The excursion also includes a visit to Nosy Komba, known for its black lemurs and typical villages, as well as an unforgettable day on the paradisiacal island of Nosy Iranja. Between white sandy beaches, snorkeling, cultural encounters, and culinary discoveries, each activity is designed to offer an authentic immersion into Malagasy life. The visit to Lokobe Reserve completes this experience with a tropical forest immersion to meet endemic flora and fauna.

Why Choose Colours of Madagascar?

    • Balanced activities between cultural visits, nature, and relaxation
    • Experienced and passionate local guides
    • Comfortable and authentic accommodations
    • French-speaking assistance on site

Book your Nosy Be discovery stay now and let our local expertise guide you to experience Madagascar differently.

See also our list of excursions

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Important Travel Information

Our professional guide will take care of all scheduled activities and ensure the smooth running of the daily program. We are based in Nosy Be and remain available to assist you at any time during your stay.

Meals and Dietary Requirements
If you have specific dietary requirements (e.g., vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, allergies), please inform us in advance so that we can make the necessary arrangements.

Accommodation and Availability
Please note that the feasibility of this itinerary depends on the availability of the proposed accommodations. It is recommended to book early to guarantee your preferred lodging.

Disclaimer Regarding Flights
We are not responsible for any airline schedule changes that may occur after your booking or quote confirmation.
While we do our best to minimize disruptions to your itinerary, we cannot be held liable for financial losses, missed connections, or pre-booked services affected as a result.

We strongly recommend purchasing appropriate travel insurance to protect your investment in these holidays.

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Travel to Madagascar: Your Frequently Asked Questions

Can I travel alone to Madagascar?

Yes, you can travel alone, but the streets are not well marked, and public transport outside of Nosy Be is quite challenging. I recommend taking a good tour guide who speaks your language to make you feel comfortable.

Signage is almost nonexistent, and the internet is not available everywhere.
The best option is to buy a SIM card from Telma or Orange and purchase a plan for 25,000 Ariary.
Most stores accept the local currency, the Ariary. You can bring euros to exchange them here in Madagascar. Smaller bills are preferred over large ones at exchange offices and banks. It would be a good idea to check if you can pay for the hotel with your credit card. Cash registers are only available in tourist areas, Visa cards work everywhere, while Mastercard cards work sometimes.

es, the best option is to get the visa at the airport in Madagascar.

The 15-day tourist visa: 10 Euros.

The 30-day tourist visa: 37 Euros.

The 45-day tourist visa: 45 Euros

From March to November is the best time, while from December to February is the rainy season.
Miskito spray, light shorts, open shoes, flip-flops, sunscreen, enough euros, first aid kit, aspirin, Imodium, Fenistil, malaria prophylaxis, Katadyn-type water filter bottle. (Tap water is not drinkable, but you can buy bottled water at the supermarket).
Throughout the year, temperatures range between 28°C and 33°C, but be aware that the capital of the main island can be much colder. Depending on where you plan to travel in Madagascar, check the temperature first before packing your suitcase.
It is not mandatory to enter Madagascar, but doctors recommend it.
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