Mont Passot
The highest peak on Nosy Be presents outstanding views of the coast and the island's emerald green lakes that are said to be sacred and home to crocodiles. You could walk the rough road to the top of the 329-meter (1,080-foot) mountain, but lots of people choose to drive or let a guide transport them to the summit. Smiling children and adults are usually in the area peddling jewelry, vanilla, and ylang-ylang perfume. Hotels can usually arrange tours, or you can find guide via the Nosy Be Regional Tourism Office.
