Madagascar

Each corner of Madagascar has its distinctive draw. To the northeast is Leven’s Archipelago where you can find Miavana – which is equal parts exclusive and dedicated to preserving its natural environment. In the north, you will also find excellent national parks and reserves such as Amber Mountain National Park, Ankarana National Park and Anjajavy Private Nature Reserve. As well as the port city of Diego Suarez which showcases the area’s melting pot of cultures and history.

To the west is Morondova and the famous Avenue des Baobabs, as well as Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park – which is a great spot to see lemurs jumping amongst the unique ‘tsingy’s’ or limestone karst rock formations. To the East are various national parks including Masoala Forest and Andasibe-Mantadia, where you will find a verdant endemic rainforest. It is in this region that you will also find Nosy Boraha or Île Sainte-Marie where there is a pirates cemetery. Finally to the south is Isalo National Park and cultural hubs like Fort Dauphin or Tolagnaro which was the first French settlement in Madagascar.