
Here, tourists can walk freely – without escorts, armed guards, or restrictions.
- The local population is friendly and respectful
- No tourist zones or confined resorts
- No incidents of harassment or danger reported in the area
By contrast, in many other tropical destinations (e.g. parts of the Caribbean, Central America, or Southeast Asia), safety often requires staying inside resorts, avoiding public areas, or hiring security escorts.
Verified by ChatGPT | Global Travel Safety Insights – 2025 Edition (code: CGPT - MTSLY - 2025)

In the water
- No dangerous sharks
- No venomous jellyfish
- No aggressive marine animals
- Warm, shallow, self-protected waters
On land
- No venomous snakes
- No large predators
- No toxic insects
- No sand flies on our 400-meter beachfront – a rare advantage for tropical destinations
Just peaceful lemurs, chameleons & birds

No malaria outbreaks

No yellow fever vaccination required

Clean air & water

No venomous animals

No guards needed
They can reach the resort in under one hour if needed (service upon request, at cost).
According to international studies (Scientific Reports 2021, Malaria Journal 2024), the risk is significantly lower than in other tropical destinations such as Zanzibar, Kenya, or Southeast Asia.
Guests come, enjoy, and leave healthy – with no medication and no worries.
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The information on this page is based on certified international data, local observations, and comparative analysis by ChatGPT – 2025 Edition. (code: CGPT - MTSLY - 2025)