Nosy Hara

The Nosy Hara Archipelago is a group of twelve uninhabited islands lying just off the northwestern tip of Madagascar. While the majority of the islands are characterised by cliffs and crags of weathered limestone, the islands of Nosy Hara, Nosy Lakandava, Nosy Anjombovola, and Nosy Andranzara, also feature forested areas inhabited by some extraordinarily rare wildlife including a range of endemic birds, frogs, lizards and lemurs. No trip to Madagascar would be complete without a trip to these exquisite islands where visitors can relax on lovely palm-fringed beaches and snorkel in the warm crystal-clear waters among coral reefs teeming with exotic marine life such as sea turtles, manta rays and a diverse range of colourful fish.