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Diego Suarez - Packagge
Day 1 After arriving on the tropical island of Nosy Be, you’ll be welcomed by the warm Malagasy air and the scent of the ocean. After a short taxi transfer (approx. 20 minutes), we’ll head to the port, where a boat transfer (approx. 20 minutes) will take us to the magical island of Nosy Komba. There we’ll check in at our VERONIKA Resort, located right on the beach and surrounded by lush greenery. After the long journey, you’ll enjoy some well-deserved rest, get familiar with

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Nosy Iranja and Antsoha
Trip to the wild island of Antsoha and the paradise of Nosy Iranja. We’ll set off by boat on an unforgettable excursion—our first stop will be the wild island of Antsoha, where we’ll meet friendly lemurs and have the chance to capture beautiful photos of them in their natural habitat. Then we’ll continue to one of the most beautiful islands in northern Madagascar—Nosy Iranja. This island is a true pearl of the world: beaches of fine white sand, shimmering shades of turquoise

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Nosy Tanikely
Trip to the Nosy Tanikely Marine National Park. We’ll take a boat to the nearby island of Nosy Tanikely, part of a marine national park and one of the most beautiful snorkeling spots in the whole area. Tanikely will charm you with crystal-clear water, colorful corals, and rich marine life—from bright tropical fish to sea turtles. The island is also home to lemurs, chameleons, and a historic lighthouse with panoramic views. A day full of color, discovery, and relaxation on a b

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Nosy Sakatia
Sakatia Island, snorkeling, and encounters with ocean giants. We’ll take a boat to the calm, green pearl near Nosy Be—Sakatia Island. We’ll go snorkeling, swimming alongside majestic giant sea turtles, and end the day with a tasty picnic on the beach. Price: €50

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Nosy Komba Lemur park
Exploring Nosy Komba Island and the local culture We’ll discover Nosy Komba itself. We’ll visit its largest village, Ampangorina, where we’ll walk through narrow stone alleys, soak up the local atmosphere, and admire traditional handicrafts—from carved sculptures to textiles. We’ll also stop at the Lemur Park, where we’ll meet the island’s iconic residents up close—lemurs. The day will be all about nature, culture, and authentic island life. Price: €15 + €2 entrance fee

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Lemuria land Nosy Be
Trip to Nosy Be Island to the capital Hell-Ville, Lemuria Land, and the markets. We’ll visit Lemuria Land—a park and botanical garden with animals—where we’ll see lemurs up close, learn about the local flora, and discover the process of making ylang-ylang essential oil. Then we’ll head to the island’s capital, Hell-Ville, where local markets, souvenir shopping, and a chance to soak up the last moments of the island’s typical atmosphere await. Price: €35 + €10 entrance fee

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Whale watching
Depending on the season, we may enjoy exceptional experiences. In August and September, humpback whale watching; in October and November, the chance to snorkel with the whale shark, the largest fish on the planet. A unique day you’ll never forget! Price: €60

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Mont Passot
Mont Passot, is the highest peak on Nosy Be, offering you a unique perspective of the countryside and the surrounding islands. As a guardian of silence and beauty, this peak with an altitude of 325m , creates unforgettable moments of admiration. From its summit, the colourful image of Nosy Be Island is revealed, matched with the sunset and the gentle breeze. Mont Passot is not just a peak, it is a gateway to an enchanting world where the sun's rays and nature's harmony combin

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Lokobe National Park
It is a protected, untouched rainforest located on the southeastern coast of Nosy Be Island in northwestern Madagascar. It is known as one of the last remaining rainforests in the region and is famous for its high biodiversity, including lemurs (such as the Nosy Be sportive lemur), endemic chameleons, geckos, and rare flora. Price: €35 + €20 entrance fee

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