Free spirit, researcher, filmmaker, and naturalist, Cyrille Cornu has a deep passion for baobabs. As the author of numerous publications on the subject, he embarks on expeditions each year to study these giants in the heart of Madagascar’s most remote forests. Inspired by the island’s beauty, this tireless traveler released his first film in 2015, titled “Baobabs Between Land and Sea.” Surprised

"I have been accompanying and guiding French and English-speaking travelers for thirteen years now. I always remember the first ones I took, an English-speaking couple, when my English was still very basic. But realizing the limitations of my knowledge, I taught myself and practiced more with travelers later on, because language should not be a barrier; on the contrary, it is a tool and should be

"I love everything I do. Designing trips makes me feel like I'm traveling at the same time. Being a travel advisor is precious; it's a job that complements human qualities like empathy, analysis, adaptability, and teamwork 😊." Hortencia Timotee ALPHONSE, Travel Advisor at Détours Madagascar Chinese Portrait If I were an office tool, I would be a pen because it allows for self-expression and

The landscape of the continental sandstone ruins of Isalo and Makay form a natural barrier in the southwest between the Highlands, the limestone plateau of Mahafaly, and the Mozambique Channel. Like a ridge, the Ankaratra mountain range, with Mount Tsiafajavona (2,643 m) and the Ibity Massif (2,252 m), rises above the Central Highlands between the cities of Ambatolampy, Antsirabe, and Ambositra.

Western Madagascar offers exceptional landscapes. This is the land of the Sakalava people, shaped by a blend of cosmopolitan, African, and Comorian influences. Sandy beaches and large rocky bays line the coast, while fertile valleys flank the major rivers flowing into the Mozambique Channel. The region boasts lush rice paddies, tobacco fields, mangroves, and abundant vegetation that shelters