Madagascar Coast Sailing
Explore the world’s fourth largest island with unique biodiversity, pristine coastlines, and authentic Malagasy culture in one of Earth’s last great wilderness destinations.
Unique Biodiversity
Untouched Waters
Apr – Nov
Coastal Highlights
Nosy Be
Perfume island with ylang-ylang plantations and luxury resorts
Ylang-ylang tours
Lokobe Reserve
Sunset sailing
Sainte-Marie Island
Historic pirate island with whale watching opportunities
Humpback whales
Pirate cemetery
Coconut groves
Morondava Coast
Western coastline with baobab trees and fishing villages
Avenue of Baobabs
Traditional fishing
Sunset views
Anakao Peninsula
Southern sailing paradise with pristine beaches and coral reefs
Vezo fishing culture
Coral gardens
Remote beaches
7-Day Northern Madagascar
Daily Schedule
1
Nosy Be arrival
Explore Hell-Ville port and perfume distilleries
2
Nosy Komba
Lemur island visit and local village culture
3
Nosy Tanikely
Marine reserve snorkeling and diving
4
Ankify mainland
Traditional fishing village experience
5
Diego-Suarez
Northern port city and colonial architecture
6
Antsiranana Bay
Emerald Sea and natural harbor exploration
7
Return to Nosy Be
Spice market shopping and departure
Seasonal Winds
Trade winds from April to November provide excellent sailing conditions, while cyclone season (December-March) should be avoided.
Endemic Wildlife
Over 90% of species are endemic, including lemurs, fossas, and unique marine life found nowhere else on Earth.
Malagasy Culture
Experience authentic Malagasy traditions in fishing villages, with influences from Africa, Asia, and Polynesia.