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Island in Madagascar
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Nosy Be is a resort island in northwestern Madagascar.
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Traditional martial art combat games in bare-fisted striking style.
Big party every Sunday evening where all locals and tourists alike flock.
Crewed catamaran charter
Fully crewed charters inclusive of catered meals, all activities, fuel. Fishing, snorkelling,and kayaking. Explore deserted beaches and uninhabited islands. Nice and steady so seasickness not a problem. Six nights minimum and minimum of three people.
Individual huts with balcony to watch the sunset. Beds with mosquito net. Wi-Fi. French owner, friendly staff. Breakfast on a platform with sea view. Organized tours. Be friendly with the turtles wandering around.
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Also known as Andoany, Hell-Ville is the main port town on the island, but most travelers will choose to stay on the island's beaches and avoid the bustle of this busy town.
This island is just south of Nosy Be and is significantly less developed, with no cars on the island and only a handful of smaller resorts.
A tiny, uninhabited island southwest of Nosy Be, this marine sanctuary offers world-class snorkeling and is also popular with scuba divers.
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Nature & adventureScuba diving is an activity in which you swim underwater for extended periods using self-contained underwater breathing apparatus, hence the acronym scuba.
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Culture & historyWhether they're unusually short, unusually long, sound like a naughty English word, or are just plain silly, places with unusual names can be fun destinations.
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Nature & adventureMadagascar is sometimes called "the eighth continent" for its distinct biogeography.
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ItinerariesThe Cape Route, the route around Africa, the Carreira da Índia or the European-Asian sea route, used to be among the world's most important routes of commerce.
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