Anakao

Anakao is a coastal fishing town on the southwest coast of Madagascar, 35 kilometers south of Toliara. It is a well-known vacation destination and is inhabited by the Vezo people. Anakao is split into two halves. While the other is a residential neighborhood where houses saunter inward along the fields, the first features tourist accommodations, restaurants, and bars that open directly into the beach. A lot of colorful canoes lined the beach as they awaited being transported out to sea; it was like something out of a picture postcard! A wide range of glistening hues was produced by the white sand and the pure sea. This is an excellent location for snorkeling since there are so many fish there.

In the morning, you may observe the fisherman beginning their day in the morning as they set out to sea, and returning later with plenty of fish. And they sold right on the beach, it guaranteed fresh seafood. You can watch the orange and golden horizon spread its evening glow over a marine blue sea as the sun sank. The oppressive heat of the day eventually gave way to milder sea breezes at Anakao as night fell, and these breezes persisted until the first light of dawn.

Location: Soalara, Madagascar

TripAdvisor Rating: 4.5/5
Where to Stay: Club Resort Anakao, Anakao Ocean Lodge, Prince Anakao, Chez Emile hotels.
Things to Do: Fishing, Walkways, Swimming