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A natural treasure of Madagascar, the Ankarafantsika National Park is one of the most remarkable protected areas in the west of the Big Island. Located approximately 115 km southeast of Mahajanga, along National Route 4 linking Antananarivo to the northwest coast, this park offers a unique immersion in a wild, authentic Madagascar […]

Madagascar 2026 opens like a luminous promise, between living traditions, grandiose landscapes and a collective energy focused on the future. As the Christmas and end-of-year holidays approach, the Big Island takes on a unique atmosphere, combining human warmth, spirituality and conviviality. Here, December rhymes with sharing: families come together, tables […]

Destination Madagascar, Nosy Hara remains one of those places that strikes you with its raw beauty and preserved silence. Off the north coast, this small archipelago offers a landscape sculpted by the tsingy, dizzying limestone peaks which plunge directly into a turquoise sea. We arrive there after a crossing already full of emotions, […]

Sustainable adventure Madagascar: The Makay massif is today among the most inspiring destinations for travelers in search of authentic expeditions, spectacular landscapes and a real commitment to the protection of biodiversity. Located in a still unspoilt region of Madagascar, this natural labyrinth of canyons, sandstone cliffs and […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]