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- 06 May 2024
Culture of Madagascar: The “Santa-bary”
A Traditional Celebration in May Madagascar's culture is rich in traditions and festivities, and one of the most iconic celebrations towards the end of May is the “Santa-bary”. This event, which has significant importance for the Malagasy people, is a harvest festival that symbolizes gratitude, community and […]
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- 13 Mar 2024
Dream trip to Madagascar: Discover the Ecological Paradise of Constance Tsarabanjina Looking for a heavenly getaway where luxury rhymes with respect for the environment? Welcome to Constance Tsarabanjina, a hidden gem nestled on the unspoilt island of Nosy Tsarabanjina, off the northwest coast of Madagascar. With its relaxed atmosphere, its style […]
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- 02 Mar 2024
Travel to Madagascar: Discover the Immensity of Red Island Madagascar, this enigmatic island located off the east coast of Africa, fascinates and intrigues travelers from all over the world. With an area of over 587,000 square kilometers, it is the fourth largest island in the world, offering geographic and biological diversity to […]
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- 14 Feb 2024
Diving trip to Madagascar: Stay, Holidays and diving cruise in Madagascar Set off to discover the thousand-faceted, endearing and diverse island that is Madagascar during your diving trip to Madagascar. This unique destination offers a captivating mix of landscapes, cultures and marine biodiversity. Located in the heart of the Indian Ocean, Madagascar […]
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- 22 Jan 2024
Traveling to Madagascar offers a unique experience thanks to its climatic and geographical diversity. The Big Island can be explored all year round, but knowing the seasons is crucial to planning an unforgettable adventure. The ideal time depends on the region you want to visit. The dry season, from April to October, is ideal for exploring […]
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- 12 Jan 2024
The landscape of Madagascar, jewel of the Indian Ocean, fascinates with its geographical diversity. Separated from the African continent by the Mozambique Channel, the island has a remarkably varied topography. The central highlands, dominated by altitudes frequently exceeding 1,000 meters, constitute the heart of Madagascar. Three major mountain ranges, Tsaratanana in the North, […]
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- 02 Jan 2024
The Malagasy New Year: A Ritual Anchored in Traditional Malagasy Culture Traditional Malagasy culture is rich in rituals and festivities, among which the Taombaovao Malagasy, better known as the Malagasy New Year, stands out. This celebration, both national and popular, has a profound meaning, the resurgence of an age-old tradition […]
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- 21 Dec 2023
African Christmas: a tradition
African Christmas: a tradition. The approach of the Christmas holidays sparks lively discussions in many African families, where the traditions and rituals linked to this celebration occupy a central place. The nativity scene, the thirteen desserts, the holly branch, the broth before midnight mass, all these symbols bring families together around […]
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- 11 Dec 2023
Tourism in Madagascar is a journey to the heart of diversity, with gems such as Nosy Be. Located in the Mozambique Channel, Nosy Be, which means “big island” in Malagasy, offers a unique coastal experience. Nosy Be, with an area of 321 km2, is the largest island in an archipelago including Nosy Komba, […]
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- 05 Dec 2023
Malagasy tradition blends harmoniously with the rich cultural fabric of the Vezo, a distinct subgroup of the Sakalava ethnic group, which represents one of the 18 diverse ethnic groups present in Madagascar. These semi-nomadic coastal fishermen reside mainly along the beaches of southwest Madagascar, particularly in the village of Anakao, within a territory that extends over more than […]


