This is the island of Tsarabanjina, an undiscovered place of tranquillity just off the Northwest Madagascan coast. A nation known for its biodiversity and history, Tsarabanjina is a sacred spot for the people of the Mitsio Archipelago as the tomb of the Sakalava kings are found here, and for generations on end, these people have come to the tomb to bear gifts of honey and rum. Boat trips run to the nearby great basalt columns in the morning, the famous sight of “Grande Mitsio” and watch the sun go down over the mythological Les Quatre Frères (The Four Brothers islets) with company of ballet of frigate birds, northern gannets and white-tailed tropic birds.
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