Sainte Marie

A long, narrow tropical island off Madagascar's east coast, famous for humpback whales, pirate history, and tranquil beaches.

Sainte Marie (also known as Nosy Boraha) is a long, narrow tropical island located off the northeastern coast of Madagascar. From mid-year to early autumn, humpback whales come to the channel to breed, making whale watching the island's biggest highlight. The Pirate Cemetery tells the history of the island as a former pirate stronghold, and the capital town of Ambodifotatra features the St. Joseph Catholic Church. Île aux Nattes at the southern tip, Ampanihy Bay, and the natural pools are perfect for relaxation. Visitors can fly to the island's airport or take a boat from Soanierana Ivongo on the mainland.

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