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[QUOTE=Beno69;1666335]Tried to book Flight with Air Madagaskar to Sambava. - it's not possible to book Tana to Sambava. The Link is grey color and not possible to choose.

Do any one know why? I could only book Bangkok to Tana / St. Marie / Tolagnaro.[/QUOTE]Don't ask why. The booking page did improve, but cannot handle a multi-stop flight very well.

Also. You won't get your discount if you book online. You must go to the AirMad office in Tana and book there in person.

[QUOTE=Beno69;1666335]Tried to book Flight with Air Madagaskar to Sambava...[/QUOTE]Forget about it if you want discount. Just book to Tana and then get the 50% discount Tana-Sambava.

If you like sea-food you got it but if you like chips and spaghetti I do recommend to bring a bottle of Heinz ketchup as you will get tiny amount with a fully loaded chips plat.

After a few days of relaxing and hunting using pre-arrange online dating go to Antalaha. No dating is needed just walk around and girls are everywhere. Again not sophisticated or good looking but build from the ground for sex.

Unfortunately, Antalaha lost the small town charm and its looks like a city now. The only authentic town is Sambava which still full retain the charm and virtually unaffected buy tourism or modern progress.

Some foreigners residents are living Antalaha to Mahajunga since it has been spoiled but still has the world best easy sex to get. In Thailand you need to ask for multiple sex rounds during the night, but here you are the one that will be demand to provide the required power horse to perform.

[QUOTE=DonOmar;1666416]Forget about it if you want discount. Just book to Tana and then get the 50% discount Tana

Unfortunately, Antalaha lost the small town charm and its looks like a city now. The only authentic town is Sambava which still full retain the charm and virtually unaffected buy tourism.[/QUOTE]Let's have a little realism about Sambava. I spent nearly two weeks there last fall as I went on a one-way ticket and it was practically Impossible to get a flight out. Almost resorted to a 12-hour taxi brousse to Antisirana. Anyhow, Sambava is small. Very small and there is nothing, nothing to do. Every night electricity goes off and you never know what time it comes on again. Sometimes ten in the morning, weekend was four in the afternoon. Girls like there are girls everywhere to be found In this country. No news about this. Beach, yes. But there is nobody on it except for Sunday afternoon from three o'clock until dark. The restaurant situation is dire, only the Orchidea for a meal. Most people go to bed at 9 pm A bar open Friday and Saturday night only. So, this the realty. If you need a place where there is nothing to do, this is it.

You can also get the discount by booking the international & domestic tickets together through an Air Madagascar office (in person, via phone or e-mail). A friend living in Malaysia successfully did this through the Bangkok office (via e-mail).

[URL]https://www.airmadagascar.com/fr/compagnie-aerienne/aide-contact[/URL] (then click on "Bureaux de vente")

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[QUOTE=Golfinho;1666565]The restaurant situation is dire, . Most people go to bed at 9 pm A bar open Friday and Saturday night only. So, this the realty. If you need a place where there is nothing to do, this is it.[/QUOTE]It got similarities to my hometown then. Except with the girls:

" I'm looking for quality first in man is kindness, openness and sincerity, something that no longer exist here in Madagascar. Women are worthless objects thrown easily away. I have a lot of love to give my copin" The words of this Sambava girl from a datesite may explain their preferences for gentlemen vahaza:

[QUOTE=Amadeuss;1666639]It got similarities to my hometown then. Except with the girls:

" I'm looking for quality first in man is kindness, openness and sincerity, something that no longer exist here in Madagascar. Women are worthless objects thrown easily away. I have a lot of love to give my copin" The words of this Sambava girl from a datesite may explain their preferences for gentlemen vahaza.[/QUOTE]So congratulations, you found girls who it's easy to use (they are so impoverished and desperate). And this pleased you.

Look, we all know there are girls in this poor country everywhere. I am just saying: there is Nothing to do in Sambava. It's a very small town. You could almost walk from the airport to the center of town. If you go, make sure you have a confirmed return ticket. And also that you like sleeping with no air conditioning. Sorry to hear you couldn't get happily laid in your hometown growing up, that's truly sad.

[QUOTE=Golfinho;1666670]Sorry to hear you couldn't get happily laid in your hometown growing up, that's truly sad.[/QUOTE]I certainly could some xxx years ago. But now those "girls" became grandma's, and the younger crowd in Europe does mind the age gap: more then 5 years is a "no" and more then 10 years is an absolute No No. To get into our weekend disco I need my Ferrari parked in front and a hired escort at my side. In Mada and some other countries I do not need that sort of entrance ticket. Anyway, its all about money: in developed countries the expectations by a girl are much higher than in less developed countries. But at the end, its the girls free decision. Anything wrong with it?

If you can manage to romance attractive young ladies in your place: Congratulations!

[QUOTE=Amadeuss;1666726]I certainly could some xxx years ago. But now those "girls" became grandma's, and the younger crowd in Europe does mind the age gaps![/QUOTE]Well, if you are that old, then perhaps the pace of life in Sambava might be to your speed.

[QUOTE=Golfinho;1666736]Well, if you are that old, then perhaps the pace of life in Sambava might be to your speed.[/QUOTE]Mate, the fun thing about getting older is finding younger people to mentor. And the great thing is that you don't lose all the other ages you've been!

[QUOTE=Golfinho;1666565]Let's have a little realism about Sambava. [/QUOTE]Sorry to hear you couldn't get happily laid in Sambava, that's truly sad. In fact I had a sex Marathon there with a single girl I have met. The realism is the Sambava is for those who want to relax enjoy the stunning beach and the good food and can appreciate what they have got. For action Antahala is faster perhaps on steroids.

Sambava is tiny? Well it a town 6. 4 km long. What did you expect NYC, LA? Go to Pattaya to get your little realism.

[QUOTE=DonOmar;1667239]Sorry to hear you couldn't get happily laid in Sambava, that's truly sad. In fact I had a sex Marathon there with a single girl I have met. The realism is the Sambava is for those who want to relax enjoy the stunning beach and the good food and can appreciate what they have got. For action Antahala is faster perhaps on steroids.

Sambava is tiny? Well it a town 6. 4 km long. What did you expect NYC, LA? Go to Pattaya to get your little realism.[/QUOTE]Fits me well. But its not only Samba. There are other similar places in Mada just to chill and not made for the Pattaya party crowd. But then, Mada got many facets of life. Just find the one matching your style and be happy:

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVwyxgB1Mjc[/URL]

[QUOTE=DonOmar;1667239]Sambava is tiny? Well it a town 6. 4 km long. What did you expect NYC, LA? Go to Pattaya to get your little realism.[/QUOTE]If you want to be helpful and give information, rather than bring up Pattayas, LA or wherever, simply state facts about Sambava, such as no electricity from 1 am Until 10 am or later. Or where are these great restaurants.

As for comparison, rather then NYC, put Sambava in context with other place having big beach, like Tamatave or Nosy B. Does this make any sense to you, from a realism standpoint.

[QUOTE=Golfinho;1667635]If you want to be helpful and give information, rather than bring up Pattayas, LA or wherever, simply state facts about Sambava, such as no electricity from 1 am Until 10 am Or later. Or where are these great restaurants. As for comparison, rather then NYC, put Sambava in context with other place having big beach, like Tamatave or Nosy Be. Does this make any sense to you, from a realism standpoint.[/QUOTE]Sambava has electricity around the clock. Sometimes the entire vanilla coast has power cut with different pattern weekends only, daytime etc. But most of the time electricity is there. You got bad timing that all.

I already said about the restaurant is Villa Scheridanne. The manager name is Emernasia she also make the food which take 45 minuets to be ready. The meal will be served to your room Balcony. She is the one with red. Again the food its a dream and you feel at home there assuming you have the right personality to join the group and to be generous.

Tamatave is a shit hole forget about it, dark and hostile batman style. Sure nothing to do in Sambava if you can not manage to get a girlfriend but take your time and initiate street / online attacks or go to Antalaha to get one.

[QUOTE=DonOmar;1667728]Sambava has electricity around the clock. Sometimes the entire vanilla coast has power cut with different pattern weekends only, daytime etc. But most of the time electricity is there. You got bad timing that all.

I already said about the restaurant is Villa Scheridanne. Again the food its a dream and you feel at home there assuming you have the right personality to join the group and to b[/QUOTE]I already said I stayed at Pierre's Villa (and put it on tripadvisor). Where are these other restaurants? Villas food mostly good (Orchidea more consistent though) fish was little dry actually sometimes. But beer cold, and conviviality quite good, yes. So, when was your stay, exactly? There was electricity out everyday first half of October there, and Antalaha also no power. Orchidea has a generator which they refused to run, saying it was too noisy and only for real emergency (like cyclone) so people very accustomed to no power. Glad to have visited. Once.

[URL]http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g612352-d7159092-Reviews-Villa_Scheridanne-Sambava_Antsiranana_Province.html[/URL]