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Baie des Pigeons

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Starting in [[Ramena]], the road passes the military base ORANGEA where soldiers will charge a 5,000 Ariary entry fee per person (November 2011). After some old ruins of former military buildings, the road sneaks up a small hill towards the [[Cap Miné Lighthouse]]. Near the lighthouse are some canons and other remains of defense constructions built by the French. From there it is only a short walk to the [[Baie des Dunes]]. A stroll along the beach leads to an a rocky half-island, which separates this bay the Baie des Dunes from the Baie des Pigeons.
Baie des Pigeons is completely isolated. At high tide the turquoise water invites for a swim. On the south side of the bay are high dunes visible, from which one has a wonderful view over the bays and the Indian Ocean. Below the dunes a path leads to [[Sakalava Bay]], passing two more beaches of which the first one is the most beautiful one. The walk from Ramena to Sakalava Bay takes between 2,5 and three hours.