Luxury Yacht Charter and Rental in Madagascar

Ideal duration

7 - 14 Days

Best season

April - October

Arrive via

Nosy Be

Country

Madagascar

Day by day

1. Day 1

   Nosy Be

   Start your adventure by heading out to Nosy Sakatia where you can swim with massive but gentle green turtles. A magical experience to start off the trip. Enjoy a family style lunch and dinner onboard to properly settle in.

2. 1.5 hours

   Nosy Be - Nosy Tanikely

   Day 2 will set off slowly with a holistic wellness retreat in the morning, or an on-deck workout with the crew whilst cruising to a new island, Nosy Tanikely. During the day, a local guide, scientist or biologist will join for an on-land and under-water exploration. Keep an eye out for giant tortoises, lemurs, and other wildlife on the island.

3. 2 hours

   Nosy Tanikely - Nosy Iranja

   During a luxury robinsonade on a deserted island, explore the nature that surrounds you or enjoy a moment of relaxation, a massage, a Nordic bath or a dive in the waves of the Indian Ocean before an aperitif at sunset. A full bivouac camp will be set up for you on the beach and if you wish, you can stay overnight for the full experience. Nosy Iranja is home to one of the most beautiful beaches in the world and it is the breeding ground for hawksbill turtles.

4. 1.5 hours

   Nosy Iranja - Nosy Kalakajoro

   Off to Nosy Kalakajoro! Here you’ll find another preserved natural paradise. Spend the day sunbathing on the deck and enjoy all the toys. If your yacht happens to carry a submarine, make sure to take it for an underwater spin! Hike the island’s volcanic rock for some nice ocean views, or go ashore and explore the fishing villages that are famous for their hospitality. In the meantime the crew will have a full cinema set up ready for you on deck for of course, your favorite movie, Madagascar.

5. 1 hour

   Nosy Kalakajoro - Nosy Antanimora

   On to Nosy Ovy, another Radama Island. Anchor on the East side of the island, in a protected anchorage. Nosy Ovy is often called “Potato Island” and is home to the Mahabo royal tombs. While you’re ashore you can also walk the beaches, keeping an eye out for shells as Nosy Ovy is renowned for the shells that wash up on its shores. Anchor in Nosy Antanimora overnight, and explore the island’s town where you can try authentic food.

6. 8 hours overnight

   Nosy Antanimora - Mitsio Islands

   In the morning jump in for a swim with parrotfish and dolphins or hear the island wake up over a nice espresso in the morning. Head over to the Mitsio Islands, to be specific for your first stop at an eco-luxury retreat called Tsarabanjina. We expect that you would not want to leave this hidden gem, so spend the entire day exploring with a hike around the island or have a few drinks from your own private hammock. Guided diving can be organized as well to explore the marine life around the small island. Enjoy a sunset dinner at the only restaurant on the island. Expect bliss.

7. Day 7

   Mitsio Islands

   A day of complete relaxation again, get all the toys out. Snorkel and Kayak in your own little bay. Savour the final supper if you have not extended your stay yet.

8. 2.5 hours

   Mitsio Islands - Nosy Be

   Dip in for a quick morning swim and enjoy a leisurely breakfast onboard whilst cruising back to Nosy Be. if you feel you missed an island and want to extend, let us know. You definitely would not be the first that does not want to leave! Helicopters will be arranged back to the main airport for your onward journey.

Why people love it

• Meet the movie crew. On this piece of Africa, detached from the original continent some 165 million years ago, nature evolves in a vacuum in the absence of large predators, developing an extraordinary fauna and flora. Of course you will get to meet King Julian and Mort, as lemurs are exclusively native to Madagascar.
• Eye opening. Live YOUR dream of the Indian Ocean and travel to the heart of its extraordinary heritages.We have a group of experts and scientists at our disposal, allowing you to fully immerse yourself into the culture and wildlife of the 4th largest island in the world.

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