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Tsingy de Bemaraha

Tsingy de Bemaraha

A limestone pinnacle labyrinth designated UNESCO World Heritage site, Tsingy de Bemaraha is explored during the dry season via suspended walkways and via ferrata, deep within Madagascar's preserved endemic wilderness on the island's western coast.

Vavavato

The Vavavato massif, at 2000 m altitude between Ankaratra and Vakinankaratra, offers an authentic granite trek in the heart of Madagascar's Highlands.

Vangaindrano

Vangaindrano

A crossroads of Antesaka country and gateway to Midongy du Sud National Park, Vangaindrano opens its doors to adventurous travelers seeking an authentic slice of southeastern Madagascar.

Tuléar

Tuléar I Toliara

Capital of southwest Madagascar, Tuléar opens the door to a wild South: Vezo people, baobabs, Ifaty lagoon and Mahafaly funerary art.

Tsingy de Namoroka

In the heart of Boeny, Tsingy de Namoroka National Park reveals a preserved karst labyrinth, a rare terrain for trekking and ecotourism enthusiasts.

Vallée De Tsaranoro

The Tsaranoro Valley

At the foot of the Andringitra massif, Tsaranoro unfolds granite cliffs, sacred forests and Bara villages 57 km from Ambalavao.

Tamatave

Tamatave or Toamasina

Madagascar's second-largest city and gateway to the east coast, Tamatave opens the way to the Pangalanes Canal, Sainte-Marie, and the beaches of Foulpointe.

Sakaleona, the Waterfalls

At 200 m high, Sakaleona is Madagascar's highest waterfall. An 18 km trek from Ampasinambo leads to this hidden gem of the east coast.

Ranohira

Ranohira

On RN7 in southern Madagascar, Ranohira is the gateway to Isalo National Park: trekking, canyons, natural pools and Bara culture.

Nosy Komba

Nosy Komba

A volcanic island of 25 km² nestled between Nosy Be and Madagascar's northwestern coast, Nosy Komba combines tropical forest, sacred lemurs, and artisan embroidery villages.

Nosy Be

Nosy Be

The Perfume Island in northwestern Madagascar: beaches, whale sharks, Lokobe forest, Mont Passot and ylang-ylang plantations.

Morondava

Morondava

Capital of Menabe, Morondava combines ancient Avenue of the Baobabs, Kirindy Reserve and vibrant Sakalava culture on Madagascar's western coast.

Morombe

Morombe

200 km north of Tuléar, Morombe opens onto the Southwest Great Reef, the Vezo heartland and the dry Mikea forest. Our guide to traveling there responsibly.

Ibity Massif

Just 20 km from Antsirabe, Ibity Massif offers high-altitude trekking, endemic flora and sacred sites in the heart of Madagascar's Vakinankaratra.

Massif du Makay

The Makay Massif

175 km of sandstone canyons, endemic biodiversity and the Bara ethnic group as guides: the Makay is one of Madagascar's last great expeditions.

Mantasoa

Mantasoa

70 km from Antananarivo, Mantasoa captivates with its lake, Laborde's heritage and eucalyptus forest. The weekend getaway favored by Antananarivo residents.

Manandona

Manandona

Nestled in Vakinankaratra 23 km from Antsirabe, Manandona opens the doors to Mount Ibity, silk weaving, and authentic Malagasy rural life.