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Due to poor road conditions, the village is best reached by boat from Tulear, which usually takes about one hour. During low tide, the transfer begins with a short oxcart ride onto the seabed to reach a pirogue or motorboat. Various hotels in Anakao provide transfers that can be booked in Tulear harbour directly from where the boats depart.
There are a few basic hotels strewn along the coastline of Anakao and past both ends of the village. These are typically simple beach huts, providing an idyllic ''a life on the beach'' experience for visiting tourists. In the early morning hours countless pirogues can be seen gliding in the direction of sailing onto the open ocean for fishing trips until they and return with their catch during the afternoon hours with their catch in clusters of small sailing regattas.
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Two small nature protected islands, [[Nosy Ve]] and [[Nosy Satrana]], are located shortly off close to the coast of Anakao. As both Both islands are uninhabited and offer no accommodation they and can only be visited by day. Trips Boat trips can be arranged usually by a fisherman pirogue leaving from the village or via one of the hotels.
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