On the morning of the second day of your tour in northern Madagascar, accompanied by your guide, you board a speedboat en route to Ankify. The journey begins on the mainland, with your first stop: the Cyril plantation, specializing in the cultivation of cocoa, vanilla, pepper, and other crops in the region of Ambanja . You will then set off again to explore the ancient baobab tree in the Valley of Sambirano.

After lunch, you will take National Road No. 6 towards the village of Mahamasina to spend the night. Along the way, you will pass through the village of Ambilobe, which was one of King Antakarana's residences. A brief stop in the village for a quick visit to the local market. Check-in at your hotel at the end of the day.

Check-in, dinner, and accommodation at the Relais de L'Ankarana or similar.

In the morning, you will set out to discover the mystery of the Massif of Ankarana. This site is naturally home to unique flora and fauna on the island of Madagascar. Made of coral and stretching over a length of 35 km, you'll have the opportunity to explore its diversity: unique lemurs, birds, snakes, and more; the sacred cave populated by bats; the Tsingy with their sharp geometry; as well as the waterfalls and the water loss, which forms a deep chasm in the riverbed where the water seems to disappear during the rainy season.

After lunch, you will continue your journey to the Red Tsingy, another type of tsingy distinguished from the Bemaraha tsingy by its more rounded shape. The red tsingy, which is the result of the erosion of this sandstone-marl massif, was shaped by wind and rain. These tsingys are fragile, but you will have the opportunity to admire them, especially the large and small red tsingy, as well as the canyon.

At the end of the day, you will arrive in Joffre Ville and stay at the Hôtel de la Poste or similar.

On the fourth day of this journey through northern Madagascar, you will have the opportunity to explore Amber Mountain National Park, founded in 1958. Covering an area of ​​182 km² and located about 40 kilometers south of Diego Suarez, it is home to a dense tropical rainforest that can reach up to 40 meters in height.

This guided tour through the park will allow you to explore the vegetation characteristic of Madagascar's tropical rainforests. Whether you are a botany enthusiast or not, this lush world of orchids, palm trees, ficus trees, and medicinal plants is sure to pleasantly surprise you.

As for wildlife, this region is inhabited by a wide variety of lemurs: the crowned lemur, the Sanford lemur, the mouse lemur, the aye-aye lemur, and many more. Your excursion to northern Madagascar will also allow you to observe chameleons and various bird species, such as wild pigeons, lesser crested kingfishers, herons, parrots, and owls. You will also have the chance to see frogs, millipedes, and geckos.

You will be amazed by the splendor of the sacred waterfalls and crater lakes that border the forest. Enjoy beautiful photos of your trip to Madagascar.

Lunch at the campsite located within the park. Return to the hotel around 4:30 p.m.

Early departure for Ramena Beach. Along the way, be sure to appreciate the charm of the bay and Sugarloaf Mountain, as well as its history. Do not forget to capture unforgettable images during your visit to the north of Lemur Island. A brief visit is organized to the endemic baobab tree and its mysteries at the foot of the "French Mountain."

In Ramena, enjoy its magnificent beach by taking a sailboat equipped with additional motorization for a more authentic ride. During the crossing, you will likely encounter kitesurfers and other dhows. Indeed, the Diego area is a favorite spot for water sports enthusiasts and experts around the world. After an hour of sailing (departing from Ramena), you will disembark on a small islet sheltering traditional houses that will offer you shelter from the wind. There, you will have the opportunity to sunbathe, snorkel, or explore the islet.

At the same time, you will have the opportunity to taste Malagasy cuisine prepared by an experienced team, as well as seafood dishes such as grilled fresh fish, crab, or lobster, and coconut rice.

Time flies. Return to Ramena and then to Diego Suarez.

Day six of the Northern Madagascar tour: This day includes a transfer to the village of Ramena. We will have the opportunity to explore the sandy laterite paths and appreciate the true beauty of the wooded wilderness dotted with Pachypodiums, not to mention the sublime beach of the Bay of Sakalava. A magnificent white sand beach, caressed by the trade winds, delights kitesurfing and windsurfing enthusiasts from all over the world.

From the Bay of Sakalava, we head to the Bay of Dunes, another tropical treasure with crystal-clear seas. Continuing on, we come across the Bay of Pigeon, Cap Miné, a former French military site where a lighthouse and the remains of fortifications guarding the Bay of Diego Suarez are located. Do not miss the region's large historic baobab tree, a must-see.

Lunch in Ramena, followed by a swim! Return to the hotel around 4 p.m.

In the early hours of the morning, we set off for the big discovery of the sacred lake of Anivorano. To reach this superb lake, located 70 kilometers south of Diego Suarez, you will take a car. You will be surprised to discover the fabulous lake inhabited by crocodiles acting like human beings.

According to Malagasy legend, these crocodiles were once human beings. Zebu sacrifices and food offering rituals are frequently practiced there on Saturdays. If a wish they have made near the lake comes true, the villagers offer a zebu as a sacrifice. Children sing and clap their hands rhythmically to attract the crocodiles to the surface. At the distinctive sound of a piece of meat falling to the ground, the crocodile-men hasten to pick up this offering from the shores.

Lunch at a restaurant in Anivorano. Return to the hotel around 4:30 p.m.

The following day, the tenth day of this tour of northern Madagascar, your guide will introduce you and take you to explore two islets near Nosy Be: Nosy Tanikely and Nosy Komba.

Nosy Komba, Madagascar's natural jewel, is a volcanic paradise teeming with diversity in both fauna and flora. This unspoiled island is home to a multitude of medicinal plant species and wild animals, such as lemurs, an emblem of Madagascar's endemic fauna, which roam freely in their natural habitats. This island is a true haven for animal lovers! Its floral diversity cannot be overlooked; the cultivation of vanilla, cocoa, pepper, and coffee also contributes to its reputation.

Nosy Tanikely, or the Nosy Be Marine Park, known for its abundance of coral and exceptional biodiversity, provides a habitat for a multitude of marine species. With its fine sand, turquoise waters, and idyllic beaches, Nosy Tanikely is an ideal place for relaxing, swimming, or scuba diving. Equipped with a mask and snorkel, discover a multitude of brightly colored fish and swim alongside turtles!

Enjoy a pleasant al fresco meal on the island, where you will have the opportunity to savor the local specialty.

In the evening, you will return to your hotel in Nosy Be.

For the eleventh day of this journey through northern Madagascar, let yourself be captivated by the enchantment of the Reserve of Lokobe, an immersive adventure immersed in extraordinary natural surroundings. Lokobe is the only nature reserve on the island, covered by a dense tropical forest extending over approximately 7.4 km², home to an impressive wealth of flora and fauna.

A traditional canoe excursion to the forest beach offers a glimpse of the reserve's magic, evoking the desire to explore its lush vegetation.

Here, you will get a glimpse of the complexity of the primary equatorial forest, characterized by the absence of venomous animals, which provides refuge to a multitude of species that thrive on the tree branches, such as lemurs, the smallest species in the world, weighing only 30 grams. The Brookesia, the tiniest chameleon, is also found there, as well as various species of multicolored amphibians. In addition, there are century-old trees, palm trees, travelers' trees, and various crops such as pineapple, cocoa, and ylang-ylang.

Enjoy a pleasant lunch served in the fishing village with seafood on the menu.

On your twelfth day of this north Madagascar tour, you will explore Nosy Sakatia, a small, peaceful island also known as Orchid Island. The island is adorned with various beautiful and distinctive beaches, and is home to a magnificent diving spot and a turtle sanctuary. For those who appreciate nature and want to relax in warm, crystal-clear waters, this is a prime snorkeling spot.

In the south of the island, an exceptional spot with crystal-clear, tranquil waters offers the opportunity to swim with countless giant turtles and observe whales, depending on the season. Perhaps the lucky ones will spot a family of dolphins!

To the north, the vast Ampasimena Beach offers you the opportunity to swim and relax in complete peace and quiet, without being disturbed. Enjoy this unique experience in an idyllic setting to revitalize yourself.

Picnic lunch by the sea. In the evening, you will return to your hotel located in Nosy Be.

After an early morning departure, set off to discover the dazzling beauty of this paradise island. Dive into the center of this island, home to a place steeped in mystery and spirituality: the Sacred Tree of Mahatsinjo, a traditional sacred site for the Sakalava people. On this page, we invite you to immerse yourself in this unique experience and explore the cultural and spiritual depths of this iconic location in Nosy Be.

Do not miss a visit to Lemuria Land, a place where you will discover Madagascar's unique flora and fauna. During your visit to the park, take advantage of your guided tour to capture magnificent images of your adventure with lemurs perched on your shoulders.

Also, do not miss exploring other animal species, including turtles, Nile crocodiles, as well as a multitude of chameleons and birds.

Following the visit to Lemuria Land, you will be taken to the town's big local market and the sacred waterfall, surrounded by lush vegetation and a mystical halo of crystal-clear waters flowing into a natural pool.

We will end our day with a beautiful sunset and an impressive panoramic view from Mont Passot, a hill offering a 360° panorama thanks to its vast panoramic terrace.

In the evening, you will return to your hotel in Nosy Be.

On your fourteenth day of this north Madagascar tour, you will explore Nosy Iranja. A group of two islands, Nosy Iranja Be and Nosy Iranja Kely, are connected by a sumptuous one-and-a-half-kilometer stretch of sand. Nosy Iranja is famous for its endless white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters ranging from turquoise to celadon green, which evoke the most magnificent postcard images and offer unforgettable diving experiences.

These islets create an exceptional landscape, where turquoise water surrounds the lagoon. For travelers seeking a change of scenery in an idyllic setting, Nosy Iranja is the perfect place. It will tempt you to relax under the resplendent sun or enjoy a refreshing swim in the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean.

At lunch, you will have the opportunity to enjoy traditional Sakalava dishes, including seafood (crab, grilled fish, zebu and shrimp skewers), coconut rice, raw vegetables, and a selection of tropical fruits.

In the evening, you will head back to your hotel in Nosy Be.

On this final day of your trip to the north of Madagascar, our driver will take care of your transfer to the airport according to the schedule of your flight to your country of origin.

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