Nosy Komba is a small volcanic island in Madagascar, located between Nosy Be and the north-western coast of the mainland. It is also known as Nosy Ambariovato, which in Malagasy means "island surrounded by rocks," due to the volcanic rock outcrops that encircle it. Covered by a dense tropical forest, it hosts rich and diverse fauna and flora. (Wikipedia)

On Nosy Komba, you can find the black lemurs, "maki maki," who are fond of bananas. Simply hold one with your hand extended upwards, and they will jump directly from the trees onto your shoulders. Like all lemurs, the Maki

Itinerary:

Transfer by minibus to Ambatoloaka, from where we will embark for Nosy Komba, which we will reach in about thirty minutes by boat. We will visit a small fishing village to also discover the local crafts, and then explore the small park inhabited by lemurs, turtles, and chameleons, all surrounded by a stunning and varied flora. We will then head to Nosy Tanikely, an untouched marine reserve ideal for snorkeling; here, we will dedicate some time to relaxation and enjoy a lunch included in the price.