The Pearls International Golf Course in Nosy Be, Madagascar, offers a scenic and challenging 18-hole experience with a length of 6,019 meters and a Par 72. The course features a flat landscape with strategically placed water hazards, making it enjoyable yet challenging for golfers of all levels.

For those looking to practice, the course provides a putting green to fine-tune their short game. Visitors are welcome every day, with green fees of 40 € for 18 holes and 25 € for 9 holes, regardless of the day.

Golfers can also enjoy the clubhouse and restaurant, perfect for relaxation after a game. Additionally, electric carts are available for hire, ensuring a comfortable round on the course. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or a casual player, the Pearls International Golf Course offers a memorable golfing experience in a tropical paradise.

The Lokobe Nature Special Reserve is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers exploring Nosy Be. As the last remaining primary forest on the island, it offers a rare glimpse into Madagascar’s unique biodiversity. The reserve is home to a variety of endemic wildlife, including the famous black lemurs, colorful chameleons, and exotic birds.

No reservation needed; you can book a tour on-site or in advance.

The Cascade de Nosy Be is a breathtaking waterfall nestled in the lush tropical landscape of Nosy Be. This hidden gem offers visitors a refreshing escape, surrounded by dense vegetation and the soothing sounds of cascading water. The natural pool at the base of the waterfall is perfect for a cooling swim, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

The area around the waterfall is home to a variety of exotic plants and wildlife, including lemurs, colorful birds, and vibrant butterflies. A short but scenic hike through the forest leads you to the falls, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the island’s pristine beauty.

Mont Passot in Nosy Be is an absolute must-see for every visitor to the island. Standing at 329 meters, this extinct volcano offers a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view over the entire island and the surrounding Indian Ocean. The sunset from this viewpoint is particularly mesmerizing, bathing the landscape in warm, golden hues.

The area surrounding Mont Passot is dotted with eight sacred crater lakes, home to a unique freshwater ecosystem. Nature lovers can explore numerous hiking trails that wind through lush vegetation, Ylang-Ylang plantations, and traditional Sakalava villages. These trails provide visitors with an up-close experience of the island’s rich flora and fauna.

Lemuria Land Parc, a natural and botanical reserve amidst the centuries-old ylangs that have made the reputation of the island of Nosy Be Madagascar and lush vegetation, welcomes you every day. This tour of nearly 3 hours of time will take you to discover the endemic fauna and flora of Madagascar, of course a wide variety of endemic lemurs, but also reptiles including the most beautiful specimens of chameleons, crocodiles, various species of turtles, lizards...

The visit continues with the discovery of some traditional crafts, such as wicker basketry, palm and vetiver roots, the manufacture of mats, soubiques and the visit of the Rum Factory, with a free tasting of sugar cane rums that has made the reputation of the rum of Nosy Be Madagascar; all continuing the tasting of seasonal fruit juices that will be offered to you

You can also take the opportunity to stock up on souvenirs in our shop.

Take flight and see the world from a bird’s eye.

Tandem paragliding flights from Ambatoloaka beach and itasy lake as well as Nosy Iranja.

Winched by a boat 3min up to 900m, then free flight 10 to 15min according to the conditions of the day. One passenger at a time, accompanied by an instructor. Every day from 8am. From 5 years for children. Photos and videos of the optional flight.

Soar the sky, find your inner bird and be free!

Join us for a once in a lifetime experience!

A meeting place where two passions can be shared: Horses and Madagascar.

Beginners, families and enthusiasts are welcomed with kindness in this pretty farm where carefully maintained horses await riders of all levels for beautiful rides limited to 5 people maximum.

All rides pass by the beach and you can even swim with the horses! For the passionate, Laurent and Lucie also organize one day rides in the heights with lunch at the inhabitant's house.

Living on Nosy-be for many years, Florence and Yves Bourdais offer:

Botanical circuits
Catering accommodation
Tropical flowers, floral arrangements for your events
The sale of spices, essential oils, fruits: more than 50 references in the catalog of the Domaine de Florette

On an area of 30 hectares, our guides will make you discover the plantations of Ylang-Ylang, vanilla and the art of distillation with our new still.

The Black Lemur Sanctuary on Nosy Komba is a must-visit destination for animal lovers and eco-tourists. Located on the lush volcanic island of Nosy Komba, also known as "Lemur Island," this sanctuary is dedicated to the protection of Madagascar’s famous black lemurs. Visitors can get up close to these curious and playful primates while learning about their natural habitat and conservation efforts.

Beyond lemurs, the sanctuary is home to colorful chameleons, tortoises, tropical birds, and lush plant life. The island itself is a paradise, with scenic hiking trails leading through dense jungle, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding ocean. Nosy Komba has no roads or cars, making it a peaceful escape from the modern world.

Opening Hours: Generally from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM (may vary, so check locally).