Its coastline and waters make Madagascar an ideal location for water sports. From scuba diving to sailing, the island offers a multitude of activities for water sports enthusiasts. You’ll get to discover the beauty of Madagascar’s coastline while practicing your favorite water sport.
Madagascar’s Nautical Disciplines for underwater exploration and aquatic adrenaline.
The coast of Madagascar is a diver’s paradise. Coral reefs, abundant marine life and warm waters attract divers from all over the world. World-renowned dive sites offer unforgettable diving opportunities. You can observe rare species of fish, turtles and even whale sharks.
- Nosy Be, with its coral reefs and warm waters.
- Turtle island reefs
- Mitsio Island reef offers unforgettable diving.
- Ste marie, for breathtaking dives
Madagascar has world-class waves for surfers. Beginners and experienced surfers alike will find plenty to enjoy on these shores. Powerful ocean swells provide ideal surfing spots.
- Ifaty, on the south-west coast, is a popular destination for surfers.
- Sakalava Bay, at the mercy of the trade winds all year round, and Nosy Be are renowned for their perfect waves, ideal for surfers.
Calm lagoons and constant winds make Madagascar an ideal place for kit surfing and windsurfing.
- Sakalava Bay is ideal for this discipline.
- Ramena beach and Diego suarez are two more of these resorts. The constant wind provides good conditions for perfecting these sports.
- Morondava beach is a popular spot for windsurfing.
Sport fishing is a very popular activity in Madagascar. Waters rich in fish, including tuna, merlin and grouper, attract fishing enthusiasts from all over the world. Numerous fishing charters are available along the coast for a memorable fishing experience.
- Nosy Be is a hub for sport fishing in Madagascar. Here you’ll find a multitude of fishing charters available.
- The Morondava region is also renowned for its fish-rich waters.
For a more tranquil experience, canoeing and boat trips are excellent options for exploring mangroves and coastal estuaries. You can also take advantage of boat trips to admire Madagascar’s unique flora and fauna, including lemurs and seabirds.
- The Canal des Pangalane, a stretch of water along Madagascar’s east coast, is ideal for canoeing and boating. You’ll pass through magnificent mangroves and coastal villages.
- the Tsiribihina River offers you the chance to experience canoeing and kayaking through picturesque landscapes.
