Last update on 5th July, 2020 at 12:06 pm

Baie du courrier, Nosy Hara
This original and authentic cruise takes you to the Nosy Hara Natural Park. Scuba diving and snorkeling can be done at any stage of this route. The archipelago is made up of 17 islands north of Cape Saint Sebastien. The main one is Nosy Hara.
This area surrounded by coral reefs is protected since 2012, you can enjoy with sandy beaches, turquoise lagoons, tsingys and many aquatic and coral species.
This cruise takes place on a minimum of 7 to 8 days.
The most favorable periods are in April and May. Then, in November, December and January.

Nosy Hara + visiting the northern reserve parks
During your stay, it will be possible for you to go on a 7 to 8-day liveaboard catamaran, visiting the Mitsio Islands, then the islands of the Nosy Hara archipelago. In the second part of the trip, you will disembark ashore at Ampasindava, where a 4×4 will be waiting for you to take you to Diego-Suarez. You will visit the city and its vestiges of the colonial era, as well as its large market. The next day, you will visit the three bays (Bay of Sakalava, the Mountain of the French, and the Emerald Sea). Then the next day, you will discover the Amber Mountain, a real primary forest with many endemic species of animals and plants and a magnificent waterfall.
On the way back, you can visit the Red Tsingy, and the Ankarana Park, in one day, or in two, depending on your program. Then, to choose for the return:
By land: return to Nosy Be, by road, going to Ankify where a fast transfer boat will be waiting for you.

By sea: join Ampasindava then return by catamaran.

With the whole crew you would fully enjoy your vacations, worrying for nothing because the skipper knows the region very well. His presence won’t modify in no way your liberty to navigate because he will be happy to let you the control anytime you want. Fishing rods for drift fishing are always available aboard but off the protected zones. The other possible activities aboard are submarine fishing, diving, snorkeling, trekking on land and sailing on kayak, if the places afford it.
