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All-Inclusive Private Catamaran Escape in Nosy Be

Set sail on a 7-day voyage to the stunning archipelagos of Mitsio or Radame, cruising in comfort on a Lagoon 380 with 4 double cabins and 2 heads. You'll be accompanied by a professional crew, including a skipper and a cook, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience throughout your journey. The Radame Archipelago, made up of four beautiful islands—Nosy Kalakajoro, Nosy Ovy, Nosy Antany Mora, and Nosy Valiha—offers a perfect escape. With its lush tropical vegetation and secluded, unspoiled beaches, this area is ideal for those looking to get away from it all. The local fishing villages are worth a visit, not only for the warm welcome from the locals but also to experience their simple, traditional way of life. Heading north, the Mitsio Archipelago consists of five islands: Grande Mitsio, Nosy Lava, Nosy Ankarea, the Four Brothers, and Nosy Tsara Banjina. Divers will find themselves in paradise here, with sites like Beaver Bank, Brothers Bank, and the Four Brothers—just a short 8-minute ride west of Grande Mitsio—offering unforgettable underwater experiences filled with vibrant marine life.

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  • 4 cabin
  • 8 berths
  • Listing Number: #287
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24 - 29 Oct 2024 5,705 $4,850 $
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Booking a Boat Tour in Madagascar

Located in the Indian Ocean off the southeastern coast of Africa, Madagascar is a compelling travel destination. It boasts unique wildlife, vibrant cultures, and picturesque landscapes. Its stunning coastline, brimming with white sandy beaches, lush vegetation, and azure waters, make it a premier destination for a boat tour in Madagascar.

The island's diverse marine life and idyllic sailing conditions set the perfect stage for an unforgettable yacht cruises in Madagascar. From observing whales in Sainte Marie, exploring the hidden coves of Nosy Be, to soaking up the sun while cruising around the Anosy archipelago, sailing in Madagascar is a truly special experience. The local marinas are well equipped, offering a wide range of services for sailors. Whether you are a seasoned sailor or a novice sea-enthusiast, Madagascar provides an opportunity to embrace the joys of sailing amidst unparalleled natural beauty.

Sailors visiting Madagascar should keep in mind the local customs, navigation rules, as well as safety measures. For example, to show respect for the local culture, it is advisable to ask permission from village elders before visiting certain areas. Maritime charts and electronic navigation systems are widely used for safe navigation around the island's waters.

Madagascar's unique sailing culture, historical importance as an ancient seafaring region, and breathtaking natural beauty make a boat trip in Madagascar a distinctive, immersive experience. This article provides comprehensive insights into exploring Madagascar by sea.

Why choose Madagascar as the ultimate destination for a boat tour?

Madagascar's rich biodiversity, stunning landscapes, and warm tropical climate make it an exceptional choice for a boat tour. The crystal-clear waters offer exciting opportunities for snorkeling and diving, giving you the chance to observe the colorful corals, sea turtles, and abundant marine life. Equally enthralling are the cultural immersions--from meeting local fishermen to tasting fresh seafood dishes right on the shore. Moreover, Madagascar's calm sea conditions and steady trade winds make it ideal for both leisurely cruising and adventurous sailing.

How to get to Madagascar?

Access to Madagascar is mainly through air travel. Ivato International Airport near Antananarivo, the capital city, offers direct flights from various European, African, and Asian hubs. It is worth noting that several European yacht charter agencies organize crewed, private, or skippered sea voyages from mainland Africa to Madagascar, providing an excellent option for those desiring an all-inclusive sailing experience. Upon reaching Madagascar, an extensive network of taxis, bus services, and domestic flights ensures easy accessibility to marinas and tourist spots.

What are the popular destinations and routes for boat tour in Madagascar?

A boat tour in Madagascar offers a vast array of destinations and routes. The pristine island of Nosy Be, popular for its fragrant ylang-ylang plantations, is a must-visit. Cruising southeast of Nosy Be, you'll hit the Mitsio Archipelago, famed for its diving spots. Starting a boat tour in Diego Suarez, located in the northernmost tip, is ideal for visitors interested in history and nature. South of Nosy Be lies the Radama Islands, perfect for experiencing traditional Malagasy life. Sail further south to reach the legendary Moramba Bay, with its peculiar baobab trees and lemurs. For a unique experience, a boat trip from Toliara will take you to the horsetail-shaped coral reef of Anakao.

What is the best time to book a boat tour in Madagascar?

The best time for a boat tour in Madagascar is during the dry season from May to October. These months offer ideal cruising conditions, moderate temperatures, and minimal rainfall. A notable off-peak advantage is the opportunity to participate in local festivals like the annual Whale Festival in Sainte Marie. Among other activities, one can watch humpback whales migrating from the Antarctic.

How is the weather and sailing conditions in Madagascar?

Madagascar's tropical climate offers warm temperatures throughout the year. The east coast receives heavy rainfall while the west coast is drier. The northeast trade winds and southeast trade winds play dominant roles in making the island's sailing condition favorable, especially from May to October. The sea temperature remains pleasant for swimming and snorkeling all year round.

How to explore the history and culture of Madagascar?

Historical places like the Queen's Palace in Antananarivo and the ancient city Mahilaka narrate Madagascar's rich history. For a closer encounter with the local culture, visit traditional fishing villages, where time-honored techniques are still in practice. Madagascar's diverse cuisine, strongly influenced by African, Arab, Indonesian, and French flavors, is another channel to engage with the island's culture. Iconic dishes to try include 'romazava' (a stew), 'foza sy hena-kisoa' (stir-fry lobster and pork), and 'koba,' a sweet treat made from ground peanuts, sugar, and rice flour.

What are the top attractions and outdoor activities in Madagascar?

Madagascar's natural attractions include the stunning Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve, Avenue of the Baobabs, and the Kirindy Forest. Outdoor adventurers can enjoy diving in coral reefs, surfing in the Antsiranana Bay, and turtle-watching in the Andavadoaka marine reserve. As for dining, there are numerous waterside restaurants serving fresh seafood and traditional Malagasy cuisine. At night, the beach bars of Nosy Be provide a vibrant nightlife experience.

What to wear and take with you for a boat tour in Madagascar?

With Madagascar's prevailing tropical climate, light, breathable clothing is recommended for a boat tour. Don’t forget a sturdy pair of sandals for beach excursions, sunglasses, hats, and ample sunblock for protection against the sun. Depending on the length of your boat trip and personal preferences, packing entertainment options like books, music, and board games is a good idea. Safety gear and navigation tools are usually provided by yacht charter services.

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Good to Know about Boat Tours in Madagascar

Types of yachtsCatamaran
Number of yachts 1 boats available
Number of catamarans 1 catamarans available
Minimum Price $ 5,738 per day
Maximum Price $ 6,087 per day
Average Price $ 5,939 per day
ManufacturersYacht
Average length11 m (36.09 ft)
Average sleeping capacity8

Frequently Asked Questions about Boat Trips in Madagascar & Near Me

What are the popular boat types for boat tour in Madagascar?

There is only one tour boat.

How much does it cost to book a boat tour in Madagascar?

The cost to book a tour boat in Madagascar is $5,939.

Private tours with overnight accommodation

The price for tour boat with overnight accommodation in Madagascar is $5,939.

What is the average boat tour duration in Madagascar?

Average boat tour duration is 5.00 days in Madagascar.

What are the boat tour capacities in Madagascar?

Boat tour capacity is 8 persons.

What are the popular tour boat brands in Madagascar?

Popular brands in Madagascar are: Yacht.

What are the popular tour boat models in Madagascar?

Popular models in Madagascar are: Lagoon 380.

What are the dining options during a tour boat in Madagascar?

On a tour boat, guests have the option to either purchase their own food supplies or have the boat owner/crew acquire the supplies for them. When there is a crew on board, they typically take care of the cooking. For more information about meal options, please review the listing details.

What are the popular amenities onboard in Madagascar?

Popular amenities in Madagascar are: Ice Maker, Air Conditioning, Refrigerator, Fuel Capacity, Water Tank, Beam, Length at Waterline, Water Maker, Main Sail, JIB.

What are the popular boat tour locations in Madagascar or nearby?

Popular locations in Madagascar and nearby are: Turkey, Madagascar, Hell-Ville, Antalya, Bodrum, Bozburun, Marmaris, Dalyan, Gocek.

Summary of Cost of Boat Tours in Madagascar & Near Me

With overnight accomodationMin. PriceAvg. priceMax. price
Catamaran 5,738 $ 5,939 $ 6,087 $

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