THE ISLAND OF LEMURS
A jewel of nature
Nosy Komba is the hyphen between Nosy Be, the famous island perfumes, and mainland Madagascar. This large mountain, covered with dense tropical vegetation, looks strangely like a turtle shell.
Small beaches caressed by emerald-coloured water, as well as a varied fauna and flora, make Nosy Komba an increasingly coveted jewel of nature.
Nosy Ambariovato
Made up of numerous rocks, mainly granite and slate, Nosy Komba was originally called Nosy Ambariovato, which means “the island surrounded by rocks”.
These rocks are the memory of a volcanic past, and protect the island when the waters are rough.
HOW TO REACH
LEMURS
Maki Macaco
Numerous macaco lemurs inhabit Nosy Komba. These primates live in mixed groups led by females.
ACCOMMODATION
Hotels, guest houses, rentals…
Accommodation on the island, from traditional bungalows to luxury island getaways.
Le Domaine de Tahina
A true ecolodge producing 100% of its energy from solar energy and self-sufficient in spring water. A guest house totally integrated into its environment.
Villa Nautilus
The Nautilus villa has a large veranda with four pleasant bedrooms, a mezzanine, living rooms, a fully equipped kitchen and a small outdoor pool.
Antoremba Lodge
Antoremba Lodge is an ecolodge located on a magnificent beach of the great land of Madagascar facing Nosy Komba. An ideal stay in a peaceful place.
Coco Komba Lodge
Five bungalows by the sea, far from mass tourism; whether you are a sportsman, an adventurer, an avid reader or a farniente, you will find what you are looking for.
Villa Komba'Wa
Villa Komba’Wa is nestled in a lush tropical garden overlooking a superb sandy beach, and offers 3 spacious, bright and tastefully decorated bungalows.
ACTIVITIES
Excursions, diving, cruises…
Discover the local flora and fauna
Between the dense forest that covers it and the clear waters that border it, Nosy Komba is home to a multitude of tropical and endemic plants and animal species…
Visitor’s views
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c'est le paradis ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 
Tj Félicien
24 September 2022 Eine herrliche Insel von der aus man super schnorcheln kann... Lemuren beobachten uvm. 😉
5 * sind sicher!!! 
Stefanie Barth
8 September 2018 Un coin tranquille et quand je voulais être bien c'est là bas que j'aime il y aller😍 mes amis ils sont Adorable😘 très gentil👍 et tu mange des Poisson frais❤ un tiii pense à vous mes amis gros bisous 💋💋💋de moi😚👈 ✌ 
Frida Virin
13 August 2018 - Un coin de paradis tant côté mer que dans la montagne!
Accueil dans le village très sympa!
Olivier Habert
11 August 2018 Cudownie, wspaniale, najlepiej bardzo polecam odwiedzajcie ten kraj i pamiętajcie żeby zabrać ze sobą prezenty dla dzieciaków ( krętki, zeszyty lub co kto może ) . Polskie cukierki tez lubią :))) 
Marcin Rybak
28 July 2018 nosy komba c'est le paradis sur terre , continuer vous les malgaches a le protéger car votre ile sauvage est vraiment magnifique . la première chose que l'on remarque dés que l'on descend du bateau c'est le calme , pas un bruit de moteur c'est vraiment magique et une population très accueillante . je suis amoureux de cette ile et j'epère y vivre plus tard 
Thierry Davasse
22 July 2018 - Le paradis
Gerard Legrand
27 June 2018 le paradis Be, en plus les admins de ce site dont vraiment Top et font tout ce qui'ils peuvent pour promouvoir cette destination 
Claire Planiol
11 June 2018 Tout simplement GÉNIAL
Contact direct avec les animaux trop bien 
Jmax Azur
9 May 2018
FAQ
Questions / Advice
Where is Nosy Komba Island located?
Nosy Komba is an island located in the northwest of Madagascar, between the mainland and Nosy Be, the famous perfume island.
When to go to Nosy Komba?
From April to November, the weather conditions are ideal. From December to March, the temperature and humidity increase: this is the rainy season.
How to reach the island of Nosy Komba?
The only way to get to Nosy Komba is by boat. To find out more about all the ways to get to the island: How to get there
Can we see lemurs in Nosy Komba?
Nosy Komba means “the island of lemurs”. The island is home to a single species of lemur, the maki macaco, which lives in groups. It is easy to observe them, whether in the forest, in the villages, or in the Ampangorina natural park.
How to visit the island of Nosy Komba?
The boat is the most convenient way to get around the island. Sportsmen can go on foot; there are footpaths connecting the different villages. Walking is tiring and time consuming. There are local guides in all villages.
