Trips to Madagascar

The Island of the Moon, as the Arabs called this part of Africa, is not only a paradisiacal destination but also the only natural home of lemurs. These adorable little animals are the symbol of the country along with the baobab. Speaking of baobabs, between the cities of Morondava and Belon’i Tsiribihina, you can see several specimens of the “bottle tree” on the well-known Avenue of the Baobabs, a must-see on a trip to Madagascar.

"Madagascar is also known as the Red Island due to the intense color of its arid soil."

Experiencing the entire fishing tradition is easy when you see the Malagasy fishermen working on the beaches of the small city of Morondava. Anyone would be amazed to stand before Antsiranana, the second largest bay in the world! However, for clear waters and dreamy beaches, visit the islands of Nosy Be and Sainte Marie. But don’t think Madagascar's charms are limited to its nature. Here's a little secret: the culture of a country is understood by living among its people, and Madagascar's inhabitants have a special warmth and charm. Interacting with the Malagasy on the Jungle Train during your trip to Madagascar is quite an experience. Are you going to miss it?