Anakao; Picture
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Sainte Marie; Picture
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With 5000km long
enigmatic extends of sand, 450km of sublime barrier reef and around 250 other-worldly islands, no stay in
Madagascar would be complete without a few days on the island's shores. Divers
will relish astounding variety of choices, from submerged places of worship to
wrecks, and will cherish the chance to see beams, whale sharks, and reef
sharks. Snorkelers will be dazed by the sheer polish of turtles and ponder
about the rainbow of shades demonstrated by corals and fish. For those with no
motivation to get acquainted with the submerged world, the untainted shorelines
will turn out to be sheer delight. You can likewise join a close-by fisher for
a pirogue outing, go cruising to explore nearer islands or take a whale-seeing
voyage to get mesmerized by humpbacks cracking – one of nature's most elevated
scene.
Anakao
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Guesthouse, Anakao; Picture
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Diving Ifaty; Picture
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The small yet
soothingly buzzing Vezo fishing towns of Anakao are endowed with a charming
semi-circle of white-sand shoreline, essence of turquoise water and a spread of
plush vegetation. An array of guesthouses on either side of the towns are
perfect for resting after an exhausted excursion, diving a little or admiring the numerous amazingly painted
pirogues shook delicately by breaking waves. Scuba fanatics must fall back on
Ifaty towards the north, especially for seeing sharks.
Nosy Be
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Regardless of being
Madagascar's most loved shoreline destination, pulling in numerous sun admirers
from over the globe, Nosy Be and its neighboring islands resemble an impeccable
incarnation of paradise. Luxuries don’t always imply joy, yet it's this fortunate
omission of 21st-century style that makes it so captivating. With one and only
high-end resort, Nosy Be is refreshingly free from clamor. This is an island
where you can read a trashy novel lying in the sand while never listening to
the buzz of motor boats.
Ile Sainte Marie
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This thin 57km-long
island of Ile Sainte Marie is 8km far from the shores. It's has been profound
among Europeans after it was based by pirates. The pirates have left, clearly,
yet the island is still a most cherished spot for expats and vacationers, and
shoreline hotels take up an awesome piece of the western coastline. Regardless
of this, Ile Sainte Marie showcases enigmatic charm, particularly in the
remoter shorelines and the little towns that are dotted over green country
lands.
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