From Katsepy a road, of sorts, provides access to the tsingy, and wetlands which are of great interest to anyone who loves Madagascar's diversity of landscape, plants and wildlife.
Access is exceptionally difficult, however, so even adventurous travellers may prefer an organised tour.
Nosy Boeny (Nosy Antsoheribory): this is a small island, about a kilometre long, in Boina Bay, with some fascinating Antalaotra ruins dating from the 16th century.
The ruins include several cemeteries, houses and mosques.
The island is sacred to the local people so camping is prohibited - but day visits are allowed.
To reach the island, start from Katsepy and continue by road to the village of Boeny- Ampasy on the west side of the bay, where there are bungalows.
A 1 -1/2 hour boat journey brings you to Nosy Boeny.
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