Nosy-Be - Round Trip - Tours De L’île
Discover special places on Nosy-Be Island, all important places for people living here the market, the beach, and a beautiful sunset. On the same day, you will get to know our diverse culture
Most likely this will be an unforgettable day.
This tour starts with a visit to the big market in Hell-Ville, and then we see the sacred tree named «Focus». Afterward, our driver will take us directly to the sacred waterfall. The name of the waterfall is «Cascade D’androandroaka» also known as «Cascade de Nosy-Be».
Midday we will be heading north to visit Andilana Beach situated at the northwest tip of
Nosy-Be, we will enjoy lunch there and relax. This is the most beautiful beach at Nosy Be island with pearly white sand.
During this tour, the Last visit is Mont Passot. This volcanic hill on Nosy-Be Island features popular lookout areas at its summit. See the beautiful view of Nosy-Be and especially the sunset.
The program of this tour is somehow similar to the Nosy-Be Round Trip on Quad. You don’t have to drive and the program is slightly different with longer time at the places we are visiting
Summary of topics you will be able to discover on this tour
Beach, Malagasy Culture, Driving by car, Hell-Ville, Market, Mont Passot, Nosy-Be, Waterfall
We are going to visit
The big market in Hell-Ville, The sacred tree in Hell-Ville, The sacred waterfall «Cascade D’Androandroaka», Andilana Beach and Mont Passot
Tour starts
08:30 Our guide will meet you in front of your hotel/accommodation space
Duration
All Day 08:30 -?
End of Tour
We stay at Mont Passot until sunset
Transportation
You will be picked up by car
Please Note
- You need good footwear
Price €60
Price is per person
Tickets
Entrance tickets to the places we are going to visit are included
Meals included
Lunch + Drinks with or without alcohol
Location (s)
Mont Passot
On our maps, we show you one or more of the main locations we are going to visit on the tour.
Please be aware that some of the tour destinations aren’t always included on the map display