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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 […]

Wonder of Madagascar, the Tsingy of Namoroka are one of the most impressive and little-known natural treasures of western Madagascar. Located in the Melaky region, this national park offers a spectacular landscape shaped by millions of years of erosion. Between sharp limestone peaks, deep canyons, mysterious caves and dry forests, Namoroka is a […]

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 […]