We dont know for sure, we were early to the season, so mostly SA yachts when we were there, but on the WhatsApp groups the internationals only arrived a couple of weeks after we departed
Great vidéo. You say nosy "IRANIA" with a "I" . You have to prononce nosy "IRANJA", with the "J" 😉 Malagasy prononce "NOSYRANJ" in one word, whithout the the I and the A of IRANJA
I would like to have seen more content about the islands and it's people, customs and what life is like on the islands and perhaps some history, animal life. Thank you
@@rogergurr9090 thanks for the comment Roger. The locals at Iranja are a bit camera tired since so many tourists come to their island. The other issue we had was my limited french. No one speaks english, so we barely get past hellos and maybe we anchor near your island. I hope to better my french and come back to Madagascar one day.
@@sailingavanti4902 Thank you for your response much appreciated and you're afrikaans accent it good to hear as I am also South African. Mag dit met julle goed gaan
@@rogergurr9090 You'll find answers to some of your questions in the French online magazine Voiles&Voiliers, because I've been sailing in Madagascar for a long time and I write articles. Just Google ‘trimaki Voiles et voiliers’ and you'll come across many articles I've written. As far as customs are concerned, since the Covid epidemic, things have become very complicated, even to the point of banning foreign sailboats. It's very difficult to get clear, reliable information. To avoid problems, I've registered my trimaran in Madagascar and I can travel freely. Naturally, it's impossible for visiting sailboats.
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Nice !. If you perhaps know the ratio of international yachts vs Za yachts cruising Madagascar. Cheers guys.
We dont know for sure, we were early to the season, so mostly SA yachts when we were there, but on the WhatsApp groups the internationals only arrived a couple of weeks after we departed
Great vidéo. You say nosy "IRANIA" with a "I" . You have to prononce nosy "IRANJA", with the "J" 😉 Malagasy prononce "NOSYRANJ" in one word, whithout the the I and the A of IRANJA
@@vincentleger1370 yes we are guilty of Afrikaans pronouncing words over the world. 🤭 will have to do better with our second circumnavigation haha
I would like to have seen more content about the islands and it's people, customs and what life is like on the islands and perhaps some history, animal life.
Thank you
@@rogergurr9090 thanks for the comment Roger. The locals at Iranja are a bit camera tired since so many tourists come to their island. The other issue we had was my limited french. No one speaks english, so we barely get past hellos and maybe we anchor near your island.
I hope to better my french and come back to Madagascar one day.
@@sailingavanti4902 Thank you for your response much appreciated and you're afrikaans accent it good to hear as I am also South African.
Mag dit met julle goed gaan
@@rogergurr9090 You'll find answers to some of your questions in the French online magazine Voiles&Voiliers, because I've been sailing in Madagascar for a long time and I write articles. Just Google ‘trimaki Voiles et voiliers’ and you'll come across many articles I've written. As far as customs are concerned, since the Covid epidemic, things have become very complicated, even to the point of banning foreign sailboats. It's very difficult to get clear, reliable information. To avoid problems, I've registered my trimaran in Madagascar and I can travel freely. Naturally, it's impossible for visiting sailboats.