Nosy Be Northern Madagascar, Madagascar Travel Guide
Fascene Airport (NOS) is Nosy Be's international airport.
Most travelers from abroad connect using Antananarivo (TNR).
Small facilities: few shops, currency exchange, snack bars. No extensive duty-free.
Prices peak during dry season (July-Oct) and major holidays. Explore Dollar Flight Club for deals.
There are taxis. Many hotels offer pre-arranged transfers for ease. Search Skyscanner for options.
Travelers from North America typically connect via The Capital of ethiopia or Istanbul.
No direct flights from Europe, except seasonal charters from Italy.
International travelers usually connect via Addis Ababa (Ethiopian Airlines) or Istanbul (Turkish Airlines).
Land travel from mainland Madagascar to Nosy Be is generally not recommended for tourists due to the island's location.
It is not common for tourists to self-drive from mainland Madagascar due to road conditions and safety.
Car rental is possible but less common. People who drive are often hired with the car.
This is a popular option for self-guided discovery.
Sea travel is an option from the main landmass Madagascar.
Nosy Be is a port of call for a few smaller cruise ships.
Approximately 15,000-25,000 MGA per person.
River transportation is not applicable to Nosy Be.
From Hell-Ville port, taxis, tuk-tuks, and "taxi-be" are available to take travelers to accommodation.
Prepare for your departure from Nosy Be.
No specific departure tax for international flights from Fascene Airport that happens to be not already included in the ticket price.
Simple waiting areas available.
Small snack bars and souvenir shops.
Facilities are limited post-security.
Confirm flight status and the airport transfer arrangements before departure.
