- News
- 10 Oct 2023
Travel Trend: In a world where everything is moving ever faster, slow and spiritual travel is emerging as a major trend in the travel industry. Today’s travelers are looking for more than just a vacation. They long for profound experiences, connection with their inner self, and an authentic understanding of the world […]
- Guides
- 04 Oct 2023
Ancestral Cult of Madagascar: Le Famadihana
At the crossroads of different cultures, the ancestral cult of Madagascar is imbued with unique traditional practices, such as exhumation. Every year, from July to September, this ritual ceremony takes place on the island, offering a deep connection with the ancestors and a symbolic renewal. The Highlands, with their cold season oscillating between 0 and 20 […]
- News
- 26 Sep 2023
A Unique and Authentic Experience in Madagascar
A Unique and Authentic Experience in Madagascar: Explore the Island of Wonders If you are looking for a truly unique and authentic travel experience, Madagascar is the place to discover. This island, located in the Indian Ocean, is much more than just a vacation destination. It’s a world apart, where lush nature, fascinating culture and […]
- Responsible and Solidarity
- 12 Sep 2023
Women of Madagascar: In my multiple journeys through the most remote corners of this majestic island that is Madagascar, I have had the immense privilege of meeting extraordinary women. These women, who could be described as wives, mothers, farmers, artisans, seamstresses, are the true pillars of their homes. They move in the shadows, discreet […]
- Guides
- 18 Jul 2023
My daily life in Madagascar, it is still dark when I wake up among my family members, bathed in the morning freshness of June. On the high plateaus, the temperature is around zero in this season. I get my blanket, which also serves as my “lamba*” for the day. Despite the cold, […]
- Guides
- 11 Jul 2023
Culture of Madagascar: The Vezo
In the culture of Madagascar, the Vezo, also known as the “sea nomads”, are a Malagasy people who have historically occupied the entire west coast of Madagascar and depend primarily on fishing for their livelihood. As one of the last nomadic ethnic groups in the country, the Vezo have developed […]
- Guides
- 03 Jul 2023
Trip to Madagascar: The “Vezo”
During a trip to Madagascar, at sunrise, the fishing village wakes up. The light bathes the sleeping faces of my brothers and sisters. We gather on our nighttime mat, a square of sail on the ground. The cool morning welcomes the southern morning stars. Today we are enthusiastically preparing for […]
- Responsible and Solidarity
- 27 Jun 2023
RESPONSIBLE TOURISM IN MADAGASCAR
Responsible tourism in Madagascar is taking a real turn. TOUR MALIN MADAGASCAR is a Tour Operator committed to Responsible and Solidarity Tourism, with a deep conviction in the intimate link between Tourism, the preservation of the Environment and Heritage, and local Community Development. For several years, we have been investing […]
- Guides
- 21 Jun 2023
The rickshaw, a culture in Madagascar
The rickshaw is much more than just a means of transport. It is a tradition deeply rooted in the history and culture of Madagascar. For centuries, it has been an integral part of the daily life of Malagasy people. Originally the carts were pulled by zebus, but over time human pullers took over […]
- Responsible and Solidarity
- 31 May 2023
Tour Malin Madagascar is fully committed to supporting communities economically and socially. Our collaboration with local producers and suppliers, who emphasize preservation and the transition to sustainable practices, helps promote a culture of responsible consumption. We highlight the promotion of sustainable local products […]


