No stress, just paradise – welcome to Nosy Be!

Adji – Your Guide to Nosy Be and Northern Madagascar

Mbola Tsara, hi there! My name is Adji – I was born in Ambilobe, but for several years now I’ve been living and working on the beautiful island of Nosy Be.
I’m your guide, translator, and sometimes even photographer 📸 – basically, the guy who’ll make sure you truly enjoy your time in Madagascar.

I speak French, English, Italian, Polish, and of course Malagasy, so we’ll understand each other even if we somehow get lost in the jungle (which, of course, almost never happens 😄).
I’ll take you to the most beautiful places of Nosy Be, the surrounding islands, and the north of Madagascar – and if you’d like, we can even travel together to the legendary Baobab Avenue.

Traveling is my passion – I love nature, local culture, and a good laugh – so with me, you can expect not only stunning views but also plenty of smiles.
And don’t worry, I’m university educated, so I can even explain the baobabs to you scientifically… if you really want. 🌴😉

Hungry adventurer? Don’t worry! All island trips with me include a delicious local lunch – freshly caught, locally cooked, and probably eaten with your feet in the sand.

Trips to Nosy Be and surrounding islands

Nosy Komba + Nosy Tanikely

Lemurs & snorkeling

Nosy Komba – „Lemur Island“ is a small volcanic island in Madagascar, located between the island of Nosy Be and the northwestern coast of the main island of Madagascar. It is roughly circular in shape and rises sharply to a plateau and the peak of Antaninaombi in the middle of the island. The lowlands of the island are divided between secondary forest and a mosaic of farmland and plantations (mainly including shade-grown coffee), while the highlands are mainly composed of shrubland. The island experiences the severe drought typical of northwestern Madagascar and is dotted with bamboo and trees of the Fabaceae family, along with non-native mango and jackfruit. The island hosts a diverse range of reptiles and amphibians, although their abundance has been slightly reduced by deforestation in the past.

Nosy Tanikely is a marine national park and an extraordinary island in the Indian Ocean, ideal for diving and snorkeling. The island is full of coral reefs and exotic fish that can be seen in the clear water. The highest point of the island offers a magnificent view of the surrounding landscape and distant horizons.

Nosy Komba + Nosy Tanikely Fotoreport

Nosy Antsoha and continue to Nosy Iranja

Pearl in the Indian Ocean

A trip to the islands of Nosy Antosha and Nosy Iranja is an unforgettable adventure that will take you into a wonderful world of natural beauty and fascinating local culture.
Although smaller and less well-known than Nosy Iranja, Nosy Antosha is an island full of surprises. It is located near the northwestern coast of Madagascar and is surrounded by the turquoise blue waters of the Indian Ocean. The island is home to a rich fauna (lemurs) and flora, making it an ideal place for nature lovers and photographers.
What can you expect on Nosy Antosha?
Natural beauty: The island is covered in lush vegetation and offers magnificent views of the surrounding ocean.
Marine life: The crystal clear waters around the island are ideal for snorkeling and diving. You can spot various species of fish, corals and, if you are lucky, even sea turtles. Peaceful atmosphere: Nosy Antosha is less touristy, which means you can enjoy the peace and quiet of nature.

Continue to Nosy Iranja

After exploring Nosy Antosha, the journey continues to the main destination of the trip, the island of Nosy Iranja. It is famous for its white sandy beaches and is often described as one of the most beautiful islands in the world. Connecting sandbar: Nosy Iranja consists of two islands connected by a long sandbar, which is visible at low tide. Lighthouse: On the larger of the islands there is an old lighthouse, from which there is a breathtaking view of the entire island. Local culture: The island is inhabited by local residents who are engaged in traditional fishing and crafts. You can get acquainted with their way of life and taste local delicacies.

Nosy Antsoha + Nosy Iranja Fotoreport

Nosy Sakatia

Diving, turtles, beaches

Do you know what Madagascar’s hidden treasure is? Yes, that’s right, it’s Nosy Sakatia. This little island gem, lost in the azure blue of the Indian Ocean, is a place that will enchant you with its untouched nature and peaceful environment. Imagine a place where you can forget the hustle and bustle of the modern world and let yourself be carried away by the rhythm of nature. That’s exactly what Nosy Sakatia is, an island just a few minutes’ speedboat ride from Nosy Be.