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'''Nosy Lonja, (or Sugarloaf Island, Nosy Lonjo) is a small island in the Bay of Diego which is featured in numerous travel literature, company logos, on numerous postcardsas well as on the backside of the country's 100 Ariary banknotes. The small island , which is also known as Sugarloaf Island, is a an important landmark symbolising both the town and Bay bay of Diego Suarez. A drawing of ''' [[File:Diego Suarez 154.jpg|600px]] It is considered [[fady]] to visit the island, since it is believed death will follow to those who step ashore. As such, the island appears on 100 Ariari banknotesremains uninhabited and boat transfers are unavailable and not recommended.'''
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View One may however admire the view of Nosy Lonja the island from the outskirts safe distance of the shore along Boulevard Duplex, about 10 minutes drive from [[Diego Suarez]] along the road leading to route towards [[Ramena|Ramena Village]]. <div style="max-width:600px;">{{#display_map:-12.302813, 49.319344~'''Nosy Lonja'''~~;|type=satellite|service=google|width=auto|height=400|zoom=16|controls=pan, zoom, type, scale|copycoords=yes}}
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It While a good view of the island is considered available anywhere along Boulevard Duplex, [[fadyNote Bleue|Note Bleue Park Hotel]] offers a particularly nice view from its restaurant and swimming pool area. ''A sign along the road to visit Ramena reads:<br>''Located in the island French Bay, Nosy Lonjo also called "Sugar Loaf" towers at a height of 120m. For Diego Suarez and the locals it represents a strong symbolic image: A sacred place first and foremost, but also specific the charm and the hallmark of the bay as it is believed death will follow used in many logos. Nosy Lonjo belongs to those who will step ashorethe commune of Ramena. As suchThe sacred stone however, the island remains uninhabited and boat transfers are not available or recommended. One may however admire "Vato masiny", the view site of the island from rituals of the safe distance traditional religious ceremonies is an integral part of the shore along Boulevard Duplex, about 10 minutes drive from Diego townSuarez commune[[File:100 Ariary banknote back.jpg|600px]] == Video ==
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While a good view of island is available from anywhere along the road, [[Note Bleue|Note Bleue Park Hotelmg:Nosy Lonjo]] offers a nice view from its restaurant and swimming pool area.

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