What to do in Babaomby

Babaomby is a lost paradise located at the extreme North of Madagascar, at the intersection between the Indian Ocean and the Mozambique Canal.

The spot of Babaomby overhang a large lagoon with crystal-clear waters (around 25 °C). Only accessible by boat, the lagoon of the Emerald Sea is one of the World's wonders. It is quite a long trip to reach the dream spot: 30 min driving in an old french Renault up to Ramena (a small fishing village) and then 45 min on a rudimentary sailing boat.

The wind constantly blows there (20 to 35 knots) almost everyday, from April to November.

The peninsula of Babaomby is amazingly spot for kitesurfers looking for unique protected area faraway from the crowds. The place is an invitation to ride in its super flat lagoon of two-miles wide, perfect for freestyle and freeride! Also wave lovers will find their happiness with the great reef barrier!

For days without wind (if it exists sometimes - but we're not sure), you also have a lot to discover on this small paradise: the famous Red Tsingy (ephemeral structures formed of red sand and marl that geologists commonly call "chimney of fire"), snorkeling and diving sites, whales watching (depending on season), SUP...

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