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The mouth of the nearby Antalavia River is the natural border between the Tampolo Marine Reserve and [[Masoala National Park]]. The river flows through the beach into the sea. Paddling up the river leads to cascades with little, refreshing cool swimming pools.
Whilst sitting on the beach in the early evening, one can enjoy a beautiful sunset to the monotonous sound of the waves. With a bit of luck, one can spot an [[Aye-aye]] in the night or at least hear its calling. Throughout the day, one can see brown lemurs, endemic birds, geckos and chameleons.
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