Radama Islands

Located off Madagascar’s northwest coast, the Radama Islands form a secluded archipelago surrounded by the warm waters of the Mozambique Channel. Nosy Kalakajoro, known for its shipbuilding traditions, hosts small fishing villages where wooden canoes and dhows are handcrafted using age-old techniques. Nosy Antany Mora’s shores, covered in powdery white sand, contrast with its vibrant shark fishing camp, a key aspect of the island's local economy. Nosy Ovy, the largest island, is renowned for its coffee and fruit plantations, with the village of Mahabo offering a glimpse into the island's royal heritage through its sacred tombs and traditional Kabary house. Nosy Valiha enchants visitors with its diverse landscape—ranging from serene white-sand beaches to striking black-pebble shores, set against a lush tropical backdrop. The surrounding coral reefs are teeming with marine life, making the archipelago a prime location for diving enthusiasts seeking underwater caves and abundant sea creatures.