Our charter

CHARTER FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISM 1. Tourism development should be based on criteria of sustainability, which means that it should be ecologically bearable in the long term, economically viable and ethically and socially equitable for local communities. Sustainable development is a guided process that considers a global management of resources […]

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Destination Madagascar, Nosy Hara

Destination Madagascar, Nosy Hara reste l’un de ces lieux qui frappent par leur beauté brute et leur silence préservé. Au large de la côte Nord, ce petit archipel offre un paysage sculpté par les tsingy, des pics calcaires vertigineux qui plongent directement dans une mer turquoise. On y arrive après une traversée déjà pleine d’émotions, […]

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The Makay massif

Aventure durable Madagascar : Le massif du Makay figure aujourd’hui parmi les destinations les plus inspirantes pour les voyageurs en quête d’expéditions authentiques, de paysages spectaculaires et d’un engagement réel envers la protection de la biodiversité. Situé dans une région encore préservée de Madagascar, ce labyrinthe naturel de canyons, de falaises de grès et de […]

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Kitesurfing in Madagascar – Excellence in responsible kite surfing with Mada Kite camp.

Kitesurfing in Madagascar is today experiencing remarkable growth, driven by exceptional natural sites and by establishments committed to a responsible approach. Among them, Mada Kite Camp stands out as an essential reference, as much for the quality of its spot as for its deep commitment to sustainable tourism, ethics and […]

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Solidarity tourism in Madagascar

Solidarity tourism in Madagascar: in the heart of the Highlands, the village of Anjazafotsy perfectly illustrates the beauty, resilience and solidarity that characterize Malagasy rural life. Located in the Betafo region, this haven of greenery welcomes visitors in an authentic setting where every daily gesture reflects a deep respect for […]

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Travel to Sainte Marie Madagascar

Trip to Sainte Marie. Nestled off the east coast of Madagascar, Sainte-Marie Island, also called Nosy Boraha, is a true tropical gem that appeals to travelers in search of authenticity, unspoilt nature and marine adventures. A long strip of land bordered by turquoise lagoons and fine sandy beaches, it is among the […]

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Tourism in Madagascar: the current situation explained and why to remain optimistic

Tourism in Madagascar: the current situation explained and why to remain optimistic Madagascar is currently going through a period of strong political tension, triggered by large-scale demonstrations and a shift in power when key military units took control of institutions. These events were rapid and widely covered by […]

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Voyage Madagascar: adopt the best attitudes to discover a fragile destination

Voyage Madagascar: Adopting the best attitudes to discover a fragile destination Voyage Madagascar is today an essential expression in the research of travelers eager for a change of scenery and authentic discoveries. But go to this large island of the Indian Ocean, often described as a "biodiversity sanctuary", requires more than a simple plane ticket and […]

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Solidarity and responsible trip to Madagascar.

Solidarity and responsible trip is no longer just a concept, but a real dynamic which transforms the rural territories of Madagascar. The NGO Saha Telo is part of this vision by placing the inclusive development of village communities at the heart of its actions. In a country where a large part of the population lives in landlocked areas […]

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Biodiversity of Madagascar

Biodiversity of Madagascar: the Masoala peninsula, an exceptional natural sanctuary The biodiversity of Madagascar is worldwide for its unique richness and its exceptional concentration of endemic species. At the heart of this remarkable biodiversity is a treasure still little known: the Masoala peninsula, located on the northeast coast of the island. This […]

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History and culture of Madagascar: circumcision, an ancestral rite always alive

The history and culture of Madagascar are marked by a richness of ancestral traditions still practiced today. Among these, circumcision, or Famorana in Malagasy, occupies a central place in the cultural identity of the Malagasy people, particularly in the central high lands. Unlike many countries where circumcision is associated with religious practices or […]

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