Madgascar

A trip to Nosy Be also referred to as perfume island, is more impressive and rewarding. You will see lazy lemurs, Ylang Ylang plantations, rum distilleries, and intricate coral reefs that are practically begging to be explored. It is known to be the largest island on the northwest coast of Madagascar. read more read less

Enjoy a pleasant stay in Mahambo, an authentic village located north of Foulpointe, about 15 kms before East Fénérive. In this dream place, nature is well preserved, it’s surrounded on one side by a dense forest and on the other by the lagoon closed by the coral reef. The site is very quite and peaceful, ideal for relaxing in peace. Also enjoy its beautiful sandy beach and discover the traditional village of Betsimisaraka. Depending on your wishes, you can choose to stay more days in this beautiful place. Our service starts and finish to Mahambo. You are responsible for the means of transport to get there and leave.  read more read less

Mantasoa, is located 68 km from Antananarivo or 2 hours away by road on the RN2. This pretty little village on the edge of a 2,000 hectare artificial lake preserves some vestiges of the first industrial city of Madagascar built by Le Gascon, Jean Laborde who was born in Auch on October 15, 1805. In a wild environment, many leisure, cultural and historical activities are proposed on the spot by the hotel establishments: Quad, mountain biking, nautical activities (jetski, pedal boats...), fishing, Jean Laborde tour.  read more read less

When travelling to Madagascar, add Morondava to your itinerary. Morondava is an attractive and very sunny town on the west coast of the big island with its beautiful beach, it’s very welcoming population, it’s historical heritage but the most famous is it’s the baobab avenue. A visit to the Kirindy forest reserve is also ideal for a stay in Morondava. It allows you to observe many endemic species of the Red Island.  read more read less

This short 3-days tour allows you to observe the magnificent endemic birds of Madagascar. You leave from Antananarivo to join the east coast of the island while enjoying the magnificent landscape of the high plateaus and the green nature of the National Road Number 2. Arriving in Andasibe, you will explore the two famous parks which are among the best bird watching sites of the big island. Embark on an adventure between October and December discovering the beauty of the island and its must-see sites. Combine bird watching with hiking and also see the biggest lemurs in Madagascar.  read more read less