A true little sea paradise. That is Nosy Iranja Be and Nosy Iranja Kely in a nutshell, two islands of respectively 200 and 13 hectares connected by a strip of sand visible at low tide.
Visit Nosy Iranja
Island
Relaxation
Water Sports
Nosy Iranja: How to get there?
Ninety minutes by boat from Nosy Be
Nosy Iranja: When to go?
From April to October (dry season), hurricane risk from end of December to mid-April
Baramahamay bay is located on the southern tip of Nosy Iranja island , in the warm waters of northern Madagascar.
My suggestion
If your Madagascar tour brings you this way, “Au bons Crabes” restaurant, run by Josiane and Theophile who also own a few bungalows, is an absolute must. They quite simply serve the best crabs in the area!
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A true little sea paradise. That is Nosy Iranja Be and Nosy Iranja Kely in a nutshell, two islands of respectively 200 and 13 hectares connected by a strip of sand visible at low tide.
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