Liveaboards · Madagascar
Dive Liveaboards Madagascar
A Madagascar liveaboard, with 1 boat listed for the country, sails from Nosy Be to the Radama and Mitsio islands in the north-west. The route lasts five nights, with three or four dives a day and often a night dive. You can book from £913$1,220€1,090 per person, with the boat and departure details shown in the listings.
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Questions about a Madagascar liveaboard
Which route does the Madagascar liveaboard take, and who is it for?
The route runs from Nosy Be around the Radama and Mitsio islands in the north-west. Depending on the route, the boat may accept Open Water divers, or require Advanced Open Water and a minimum of 30 or 50 dives. The boat's page states the exact requirement.
How do I get to the Madagascar liveaboard?
The boat departs from Nosy Be. Check the boat's transfer arrangements before you travel, as transfers are often handled separately.
What is usually not included on a Madagascar liveaboard?
Marine park fees, nitrox, rental equipment, crew tips and transfers are often extra. Check the individual boat's terms before booking.
How long is a Madagascar liveaboard trip?
The route shown here is five nights. There is no diving on the last day, so allow at least 24 hours between your final dive and take-off.
Madagascar liveaboard frequently asked questions
How much does a Madagascar liveaboard cost?
Prices start from £913$1,220€1,090 per person for the most common trip length. Flights and costs on board are extra.
When is the best time to book a Madagascar liveaboard?
Choose from the sailing dates currently listed, as departures vary through the year. The listings are refreshed every night.
What certification do I need for a Madagascar liveaboard?
Depending on the route, you may need Open Water, or Advanced Open Water and a minimum of 30 or 50 dives. Check the boat's page for its requirement.
Where do Madagascar liveaboards depart from?
The liveaboard departs from Nosy Be. Check the transfer arrangements with the boat before travelling.
How many dives a day do you get on a Madagascar liveaboard?
You can usually expect three or four dives a day, often including a night dive, with a briefing before each dive.
How long should I wait before flying home after diving?
Allow at least 24 hours between your last dive and take-off. Dive insurance covering diving accidents and the recompression chamber is strongly recommended and often requested at boarding.
