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Lovers of adventure, passionate about biodiversity and baobabs, this trip is for you. Explorer, scientist, world-renowned specialist of baobabs, Cyrille Cornu has designed a tour to bring you to the most beautiful baobab forests of Madagascar. The trip we propose is located in the southwestern part of the island between the cities of Morondava and Tulear. Throughout this journey, you will benefit

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Fort-Dauphin: A coastal city backed by verdant mountains Fort-Dauphin is an authentic city and one of the most beautiful destinations in Madagascar. Nestled on a narrow stretch of coastline and surrounded by dense vegetation, it promises an unforgettable stay amidst breathtaking scenery. Whether you’re planning a honeymoon in Madagascar, a vacation with friends, or a family trip, this destination
It may come as a surprise, but Madagascar is indeed a surfing destination. Though not crowded, it’s well-known internationally. The best part? You won’t have to fight for a wave. The only others in the water, apart from a few vacationers, are young Malagasy locals living in coastal villages. They’re happy to guide you, share advice about the best spots, and enjoy the experience with you. If you’re
Be sure to visit the commune of Amboasary Sud, located in the southwest of the Anosy region, 35 km from Ambovombe and 75 km west of Fort Dauphin (Tôlanaro). Along the banks of the Mandrare River, vast sisal plantations stretch as far as the eye can see. These sisal plantations are vital to the local economy, particularly for the Antandroy community. Malagasy sisal fibers are highly valued, with
If you wish to admire one of the most stunning panoramas of Madagascar, set your sights on Evatraha, a short distance from Fort-Dauphin. To get there, prepare for a magical river cruise passing through Lake Lanirano. You’ll navigate along a narrow canal lined with typhonodorum (elephant ear plants) and villages of “falafa” huts perched on dunes bordering the shoreline. This sand is where ilmenite
Cap Sainte-Marie is the southernmost point of Madagascar. Also known as Tanjona Vohimena, this area is located 250 km from Fort-Dauphin and about 60 km from Tsihombe. It is particularly renowned for its stunning fine sandy beach and majestic dunes. The Cap Sainte-Marie Special Reserve is home to two endangered species of land tortoises: the radiated tortoise (Astrochelys radiata) and the spider
With its fine sandy beach and stunning coves, Lokaro Bay is one of the most beautiful spots to explore near Fort-Dauphin. The main attraction in this area, located about 40 kilometers from Tolagnaro? Swimming with colorful fish, without a doubt! Exploring the Bay Lokaro Bay is one of the highlights of the southern Madagascar tourist circuit. From the village of Evatraha, near Lake Ambavarano, you
Whether you’re an experienced or expert kite surfer, or just looking to learn the basics, we can design a tailor-made trip exclusively for you, centered around this exciting sport. Madagascar is renowned for kitesurfing, with numerous spots scattered across the island. Northern Madagascar In the north, Diego-Suarez boasts two exceptional sites that are highly popular among kite surfers. * Sakalava
Laguna Blu Resort Madagascar is located near the village of Andavadoaka, on the west coast of Madagascar, 180 km from Tulear and its airport. In this exclusive location, the beauty of nature and the Indian Ocean surrounds everything. The hotel offers comprehensive services, including electricity, hot water, 3G coverage, fresh seafood prepared by our Italian chef, and transport services. All
An astonishingly creative lodge, designed and crafted by Bruno Decorte, a Belgian designer and decorator. The influence of Gaudi can be felt in the curves of the architecture, blended with an ethnic touch inspired by countless journeys. At Bakuba Lodge, time seems to stand still. A unique, ethnic atmosphere invites you to recharge just 796 meters from the Tropic of Capricorn. On one side, a
A charming hotel set in a stunning location, right by the water’s edge. With its 8 bungalows and a beachfront restaurant, the hotel exudes an atmosphere that makes you feel as though you’ve reached the end of the world.

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the streets of Madagascar’s larger cities over the past few years, including Diego-Suarez, Majunga, Tulear... , Antsirabe, Ambositra, Fort-Dauphin, Tamatave, and the islands of Sainte-Marie and Nosy Be.
Discover the trips you can take this summer during school holidays or join our group journeys scheduled between June and December 2020. Let’s go ! SPLENDORS OF THE GREAT SOUTH: RN7 TO FORT DAUPHIN VIA THE ANTANDROY COAST This grand 4x4 adventure takes us through the South and Extreme South of Madagascar. We begin in the Itasy region to the west, known for its unique landscapes of lakes and extinct
If you’re seeking a rare and mythical journey, the route from Tuléar to Fort Dauphin along the coast is one of those exceptional adventures we love to share with you. This unique itinerary follows the hidden and secretive trails of southern Madagascar, where encounters with the local people are authentic, often picturesque, and deeply moving. The vast dunes of Androka, stretching as far as the eye
Gasy Rug, the sisal braided rugs from Madagascar, has achieved international acclaim. These rugs have been admired at exhibitions abroad and are considered luxury products in their home country, adorning chic and elegant interiors. The story behind Gasy Rug: A meeting of sisal rugs and a passionate designer The idea for Gasy Rug originated with designer Pascale Vétois when her husband asked for
As the fifth-largest island in the world, with over 5,000 kilometers of coastline, Madagascar offers an abundance of stunning beaches. After a trip to southern Madagascar, visitors will likely remember the pristine shores of spots like Baie des Assassins, Beheloka, Libanona, Itampolo, and Nosy Ve. Libanona https://www.voyagemadagascar.com/cdn/mg-public/libanona_fort_dauphin_plage-MAX-w1000h600.jpg
Recently, Zoto, whose real name is Maurice Randrianarison, has become a social media star in Madagascar. Everyone is captivated by the adventure he is undertaking with his family: walking around Madagascar on foot. But why now, when the country (and even the world) is still on edge due to the Covid-19 pandemic? And why bring the entire family along? The origin of Zoto’s adventure Zoto hails from
Madagascar is a tourist island with immense potential due to its size, diverse landscapes, and endemic species. Its numerous natural geographic assets and unique ecosystems are the backbone of Malagasy tourism. The island-continent, spanning over 587,000 km², is shaped by multiple climates, enhancing the diversity of its landscapes. To begin, it’s essential to highlight the geographical assets
Originally, Malagasy houses were made of wood and consisted of a single room. Over time, as Europeans arrived in the country, other construction materials were introduced, such as raw earth, fired earth, stone (originally reserved for tombs), and metal. However, the rituals surrounding construction have endured. The red earthen houses in the Highlands and the wooden stilt houses along the coasts
The role of women in society? Should we even question whether they should be equal to men or not? Do they deserve better recognition? In Madagascar’s history, few Malagasy women’s names have been remembered, yet they forever changed the course of the country! Let’s get to know some of them ! Women who left their mark on the tourist spots of the Great Island Ravolahanta It is not easy to give up

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Madagascar is connected to Paris, Marseille, Nairobi, Johannesburg, Mauritius, Reunion Island, Mayotte, the Comoros, Bangkok, Singapore, Guangzhou, and now Addis Ababa. To book your international flights and, if necessary, domestic flights, we recommend contacting our partner Les Matins du Monde in France, based in Lyon. Airports and Flights: The majority of international flights land at
To the North From Antananarivo to Nosy Be: * By plane : 1 hour 5 minutes flight * By road: 883 km to Ankify, plus 45 minutes by boat From Antananarivo to Diego Suarez / Antsiranana: * By plane : 1 hour 55 minutes flight * By road : 1,094 km To the East From Antananarivo to Tamatave / Toamasina: * By plane : 45 minutes flight * By road : 354 km From Antananarivo to Sainte Marie Island / Nosy
Positive Aspects : * Direct and Indirect Employment: Détours Madagascar employs about twenty permanent Malagasy employees (travel advisors, package designers, accounting, communications, logistics, security staff, and cleaners) with a fair salary policy, well above the Malagasy minimum wage. This is supplemented by numerous benefits: training, supplementary health insurance, paid leave that
The East Coast of Madagascar boasts lush vegetation, where tropical forests, ravenalas (traveller’s palms), palm trees, and banana trees thrive. Stretching from north to south, between the Highlands and the Indian Ocean, the region is incredibly diverse: the coastline is bordered by low, jagged hills and dense forests. The coast is dotted with fishing villages and harbors true Eden-like spots such

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