Wild beaches of the southwest coast.
Salary Bay is the end of the earth on the Vezo coast: an immense turquoise bay some sixty kilometers north of Ifaty, reached along a sand track — and that is precisely what keeps it unspoiled. Deserted beaches as far as the eye can see, fishing villages, an intact reef: the seaside South, off the beaten track.
The lagoon itself — among the finest in the country —, fishing trips with the Vezo, snorkeling over coral heads, and the white dunes overlooking the bay.
Here, everything arrives by track or by sea: no ATM, no reliable phone signal. People come to Salary to disconnect — bring cash and time.
Tour · Highlands & South & West
Tana- Morondava → Morondava → Discovering the Manambolo Gorges and walks in the Small Tsingy → Taking on the Great Tsingy → Bekopaka → Morondava → Belo sur Mer → Manja → Andavadaoka → Free day by the sea → Salary → Tuléar → Isalo National Park → Isalo → Ambalavao → Fianarantsoa → Ranomafana → Antsirabe → Antananarivo and return flight
Tour · Highlands & South
Antananarivo → Antsirabe → Ranomafana National Park → Fianarantsoa → Ambalavao → Tsaranoro Valley → The Isalo Massif → The Isalo Massif: free stay → The Isalo Massif → Seaside stay in Ankasy → Ankasy → Antananarivo and return flight
The best time to discover Salary Bay: Year-round.
Recommended time on site: 2 to 4 days.
Sand track by 4x4 from Tuléar — approx. 3 to 4 h [TO CHECK], or boat transfer.
Bring cash: no ATM on site. A 4x4 with a driver used to the sand track is essential. Let your accommodation know your meal preferences in advance (everything comes from far away).
