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| − | '''Sambava to Farihy Ampasimbato and return is an approximately 50km bike ride through nature, villages, across rivers and along vanilla and coconut plantations.''' | + | '''[[Sambava]] to [[Farihy Ampasimbato]] and return is an approximately 50km bike ride through nature, villages, across rivers and along vanilla and coconut plantations.''' |
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| − | The bike ride begins with a canoe crossing over a creek near the centre of Sambava followed by an approximately 10km stretch through [[Soavoanio|coconut plantation]]. The price for the canoe crossing | + | The bike ride begins with a canoe crossing over a creek near the centre of Sambava followed by an approximately 10km stretch through a [[Soavoanio|coconut plantation]]. The price for the canoe crossing is 1,000 Ar (2020). |
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| − | Most of the route runs along a sandy but bikeable road and often in the shade of coconut palms, first passing the tiny village of [[Ampisasanala]] and thereafter [[Antongompahitra]]. About 3km after Antongompahitra, cross Bemarivo with a | + | Most of the route runs along a sandy but bikeable road and often in the shade of coconut palms, first passing the tiny village of [[Ampisasanala]] and thereafter [[Antongompahitra]]. About 3km after Antongompahitra, cross Bemarivo with a canoe. The price is 2000 Ar (2020). |
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| − | About 1km after the river crossing, bike through [[Bemanevika]]. Every Sunday there's a large market in the mornings, which is especially | + | About 1km after the river crossing, bike through [[Bemanevika]]. Every Sunday there's a large market in the mornings, which is especially lively during the vanilla growing season between March and August. |
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| − | + | == Tour data == | |
| − | Distance from [[Mimi_Hotel|Mimi Resto]] to Farihy Ampasimbato and return: | + | Distance from [[Mimi_Hotel|Mimi Resto]] to Farihy Ampasimbato and return: 49 kilometres<br> |
| − | Minimum | + | Minimum elevation: 11 metres<br> |
| − | Maximum | + | Maximum elevation: 20 metres<br> |
Total climb: 37 metres<br> | Total climb: 37 metres<br> | ||
Total descent: 22 metres | Total descent: 22 metres | ||
| − | This bike trip can be booked with [[Madabike]] with or without an accompanying guide | + | This bike trip can be booked with [[Madabike]] with or without an accompanying guide via the tourist office at [[Mimi_Hotel|Hotel Resto Mimi]]. |
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Latest revision as of 09:02, 26 November 2020
Sambava to Farihy Ampasimbato and return is an approximately 50km bike ride through nature, villages, across rivers and along vanilla and coconut plantations.
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The bike ride begins with a canoe crossing over a creek near the centre of Sambava followed by an approximately 10km stretch through a coconut plantation. The price for the canoe crossing is 1,000 Ar (2020).
Most of the route runs along a sandy but bikeable road and often in the shade of coconut palms, first passing the tiny village of Ampisasanala and thereafter Antongompahitra. About 3km after Antongompahitra, cross Bemarivo with a canoe. The price is 2000 Ar (2020).
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About 1km after the river crossing, bike through Bemanevika. Every Sunday there's a large market in the mornings, which is especially lively during the vanilla growing season between March and August.
Thereafter a flat sandy road and sometimes a trail continues to Lake Ampasimbato, in which there reportedly are many crocodiles.
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Tour data
Distance from Mimi Resto to Farihy Ampasimbato and return: 49 kilometres
Minimum elevation: 11 metres
Maximum elevation: 20 metres
Total climb: 37 metres
Total descent: 22 metres
This bike trip can be booked with Madabike with or without an accompanying guide via the tourist office at Hotel Resto Mimi.
