One of the last major areas on Earth to be settled by humans,
the natural beauty and ecological diversity of Madagascar makes it feel like a
country forgotten by time. Located off the eastern coast of Africa in the
Indian Ocean, Madagascar is home to thousands of plant and animal species found
nowhere else in the world. Madagascar’s extraordinary natural diversity has
earned the country the nickname “the eighth continent”. A veneration of
ancestry and tradition pervades the national culture, a reverence that is
reflected in the country’s architecture, art and social manners.
Nosy be is the most expensive destination in Madagascar. The
small island is also Madagascar’s largest and busiest tourist spot attracting
thousands of tourists from across the globe year round. Although Nosy Be’s
beaches don’t look as picture perfect as some other tropical beaches, they do
win points for tranquillity, clear turquoise water and excellent seafood
restaurants serving seafood diner on the sand.
The climate is sunny year-round, and Nosy Be is paradise for
water-based activities. Diving is the island’s top draw, and there is plenty of
swimming, snorkeling and sailing for those keen to stay close to the surface.
It is surely a place to visit!
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