Nosy Iranja is really like you're on another planet! The 2 islands turns into 1 island at low tide connected by a fabulous, unearthly beauty snow-white sand bench. You will admire the coral sands of Iranja and the supernatural beauty of its coastline. You can enjoy snorkelling, sunbathing. At the coast of Iranja you find coral reefs and you can meet sea turtles, rays and often with dolphines. The lucky ones can even see egg-laying or just hatching sea-turtles in the south coast. During a short walk we visit the jungle and the island’s lighthouse. You will be guests of the native village! They serve Malagasy lunch (seafood, zebu stew, coconut rice, and tropical fruits) in the fishing village. In the evening we can make a delicious barbecue together and try some fantastic, tropical fruit flavoured Malagasy rums. Later, at night you will enjoy the ocean and tropical night far from the civilization in our unique air-tents mounted in the sade of coconut palms in the untouched nature.

Nosy Komba (Lemur island) is an island covered with emerald green tropical jungle between Nosy-Be and the mainland. Dense forest with filled with vanilla, cocoa, cola plantations, and little jungle villages covers the island. You can visit the village of Ampangorina including the Black Lemur Sanctuary where you can get close to the funny lemurs. In winter they are happy to jump on us gently and accept bananas from our hands. Exploring the island and its forest villages like Anjiabe, you will get a taste its natural treasures: eight types of mango (seasonal), jackfruit, soursop, and fresh cocoa fruit. You will meet chameleons, snakes, geckos, and tropical birds. We will spend the rest of the day on the fabulous white sandy beaches of the island where you can snorkel on the coral reefs and have an authentic Malagasy gastronomic experience in a traditional local Malagasy restaurant or at an exclusive local restaurant on the cliff-top of Ampangorina village, with fabulous ocean views.

Nosy Faly is the holy island. It is the burial place of the Sakalava kings. Virtually untouched by tourists. Fabulous white coral sand beaches with coral reefs, coconut palms and small native fishing villages. In the morning, after an hour boat reip we arrive in the home village of our managing director, Maxime's mother, and you will be their guests for the day. The local people will prepare us a lunch. Real Malagasy seafood dish, from their daily catch. You can wander along the fantastic beach for hours or in the jungle without meeting any other tourists. But you can also snorkel the coral reefs or just sunbathe all day. Or you can even accompany the villagers in their canoes on a real local fishing trip.