Nosy Komba or Island of Lemurs is the biggest after Nosy Be with around three thousand people. I just would like to talk about the reserve, which some people like, and some don't. As it was a kind like a zoo. The same as Vakona...More

Thank you to Karine for her patience, humour and loveliness while teaching us our 'Advanced Diving Course'. Highly recommended for safety, professionalism and great dive sites. We had a great time and can't wait to dive again. Thanks again, Karine, sorry for delay in review!...More

Here you can find lemurs, reptiles, birds and turtles. Here is a populated place - many childrens very happy to receive candys.

Our guide Karine picked us up from Ankify, and we headed out to Nosy Tanikely for two dives. These were our first dives after a long "dry spell." Karine made sure to find out our level and abilities, and was an excellent guide, showing us...More

While visiting Madagascar, we visited a beautiful fishing village on the island of Nosy Komba. This is home to the Black Lemurs. A beautiful island with beautiful people and the wildlife was amazing. We not only saw both male and female Black Lemurs, but also...More

We went diving with Komba Plongée several days and liked the diving around, the team was nice, too. My partner is a photographer with a big camera, so we asked to be taken to dive sites without or only little current. Considering we were the...More

We visited the main part of this island and found it very busy compared to the other islands. there were a lot of old European men with young black girls if you are into that sort of things. The Lemurs are cute and tame and...More