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Vavavato Trek in Madagascar: the secret highland massif to discover

There still exist, in Madagascar, mountains that escape tourist maps: an entire, spectacular massif, less than 150 kilometres from Antananarivo, known only to its inhabitants.

Madagascar Today: A Peaceful Climate Perfect for Travel

Madagascar's situation has significantly improved since autumn 2025. After three weeks of tension, the Red Island has regained its political stability and local life has resumed its normal pace. Today our country aspires to one thing: welcoming you to our lands!

Détours Madagascar Seminar — March 2026

From March 19–22, 2026, the Détours Madagascar teams gathered for a landmark seminar across two meaningful locations: the Akanin'ny Fitiavana farm school in Bembary Andaingo and Le Relais du naturaliste in Vohimana, at the heart of a pristine primary forest.

Our small group departures from late April 2025

Dear fellow travelers,

How, When and Where to See Whale Sharks in Madagascar?

Have you always dreamed of seeing whale sharks or better yet, swimming alongside them? Your dream can become reality in Madagascar. The waters surrounding the country constitute an important

How, When and Where to See Humpback Whales in Madagascar?

Madagascar is among the world's best destinations for observing humpback whales. Indeed, the island lies along the migration route of these cetaceans, which come there each year to repro

Our trekking and hiking trips for October 2024

Here are three striking contrast trekking trips to choose from for October 2024, with group departures.

3 trips to choose from for February-March 2024 vacations

The rainy season in Madagascar is a period when magnificent vegetation animates a resplendent and vibrant life. Nature, of extreme beauty, is illuminated by frank, beautiful, and soft light.

Author-Led Travels with Détours Madagascar: Cyrille Cornu Unveils Two Journeys into the World of Baobabs

The 6 Natural Wonders of Madagascar

Madagascar's natural wonders are one of the reasons to visit the island! From the baobab-lined avenues of Morondava to the Andringitra and Tsaranoro massifs, passing through the Jurassic cliffs of the national park

Great news: Madagascar has lifted all travel restrictions

After implementing health measures at its borders for nearly 2 years, the Madagascar destination joins the list of countries that have abandoned health restrictions.

Makay, a Mindful Adventure, Unique Moments.

Incredible landscapes unfold from savanna to the striking plateau formations, from tropical forest in canyons each unlike the other—sand, water, stone and greenery... A divine light emanates from every passage through the gorges...

A Story of Bridges, Connection, and Solidarity

In November 2021, we participated in the reconstruction and funding of the Andranomafana footbridge swept away by raging floodwaters.

Discovering Madagascar's Biodiversity: 5 Must-See Locations

With approximately 12 million hectares of forests (tropical and dry), countless canyons and underground caves, rivers and savannas, Madagascar is one of the planet's richest spaces in terms of biodiversity.

Where to Dive in Madagascar?

A true sanctuary of aquatic wildlife, the island of Madagascar is a haven for all scuba diving enthusiasts. Renowned for its numerous coral gardens, multiple fish species, and the chance to observe larger specimens (dolphins, sharks, and whales), the world's fifth-largest island has much to enchant those who love the ocean depths.

The Animals to See in Madagascar

The fourth largest island in the world, Madagascar captivates explorers of all ages. With its varied vegetation and unique climate, the island is home to an incredible diversity of animals, some of which

Madagascar, an infinitely diverse territory conducive to tourism development

Madagascar is a tourist island with strong potential, due to its size, diversity of landscapes, and endemism. Its natural geographic assets and unique ecosystems are numerous and form the streng

Biodiversity Conservation on the Island of Nosy Be

At Nosy Be, the flora and fauna are of immeasurable richness. For scientists, this Madagascar island is a true temple of nature. It is home to several endemic species, but