Wildlifeof Madagascar
Wildlife in Nosy Mangabe
Antongil Bay
A small forested island reserve in Antongil Bay, reached by a short boat ride from Maroantsetra. Aye-ayes were released here in 1966, and a night walk can find one at work in the trees. White-fronted brown lemurs, leaf-tailed geckos, frogs and small chameleons live on the island, and humpback whales breed in the bay from July to September.
Highlights
- Night walks for the aye-aye
- Leaf-tailed geckos and frogs
- Humpback whales in the bay (July to September)
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Quick answers
- What wildlife can you see in Nosy Mangabe?
- Top wildlife targets in Nosy Mangabe include Aye-aye, White-fronted Brown Lemur, Black-and-white Ruffed Lemur, Common Leaf-tailed Gecko, Mossy Leaf-tailed Gecko, Plated Leaf Chameleon, Humpback Whale and Panther Chameleon. Highlights: Night walks for the aye-aye.
- Where is Nosy Mangabe?
- Nosy Mangabe is in Antongil Bay, Madagascar (about -15.5°, 49.77°).
- What are the highlights of Nosy Mangabe?
- Night walks for the aye-aye, Leaf-tailed geckos and frogs and Humpback whales in the bay (July to September).