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.