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Nosy Mitsio, officially La Grande Mitsio, is an island part of the [[Nosy Mitsio archipelago]] about 70 kilometres north of Nosy Be. The island is a hot and dry with only a few inhabitants and two small farming villages named Antakarana and Akalava.
 
Nosy Mitsio, officially La Grande Mitsio, is an island part of the [[Nosy Mitsio archipelago]] about 70 kilometres north of Nosy Be. The island is a hot and dry with only a few inhabitants and two small farming villages named Antakarana and Akalava.
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Nosy Mitsio is the largest island of the archipelago and is about 12 kilometres long and three kilometres wide. Its highest peak is 206 metres.
  
 
White bones and coconut shells lie scattered around the hills. The island is popular amongst windsurfer and divers. The island can only be reached by boat. A boat trip from Nosy Be takes between 4 and 6 hours and can be arranged by most dive and tour operators on Nosy Be.
 
White bones and coconut shells lie scattered around the hills. The island is popular amongst windsurfer and divers. The island can only be reached by boat. A boat trip from Nosy Be takes between 4 and 6 hours and can be arranged by most dive and tour operators on Nosy Be.
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== Additional information ==

Revision as of 17:44, 10 April 2009

Nosy Mitsio, officially La Grande Mitsio, is an island part of the Nosy Mitsio archipelago about 70 kilometres north of Nosy Be. The island is a hot and dry with only a few inhabitants and two small farming villages named Antakarana and Akalava.

Nosy Mitsio is the largest island of the archipelago and is about 12 kilometres long and three kilometres wide. Its highest peak is 206 metres.

White bones and coconut shells lie scattered around the hills. The island is popular amongst windsurfer and divers. The island can only be reached by boat. A boat trip from Nosy Be takes between 4 and 6 hours and can be arranged by most dive and tour operators on Nosy Be.

Additional information