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In the vast expanses of the Malagasy savannah, amidst landscapes of red earth, cactus and bush, stand silent giants, witnesses to history and guardians of the earth: the baobabs. But among these colossuses of wood and leaves, there's one legend in particular, that of the Baobab amoureux. This legend has become the stuff of all kinds of myths and stories among the locals, but today we're going to tell you the most famous one.
Mantasoa, located about sixty kilometers from Antananarivo, is an ideal destination for a weekend getaway. It is a true haven of peace, where tranquility and serenity reign, inviting rest and relaxation. This charming locality bears the traces of Madagascar's first industrial revolution. Today, it is transforming into an open-air museum, preserving the legacy of Jean Laborde, its creator. The artificial lake, the wooden house, the tomb, and the old buildings and furnaces constitute the elements of this historical setting, plunging us into the glorious past of this region.
In the fight against climate change, the village of Kivalo, located about a dozen kilometers north of Morondava, is betting on ecotourism. Animated by Reggae music and driving their iconic Volkswagen Combi, the eco-guides of Kivalo invite visitors to explore the natural riches of their region, especially the fascinating mangroves that border their village.
Nestled in the vibrant city center of Antananarivo, merely 2 kilometers from the "0" kilometer point that marks the historical heart and the railway station of the capital, lies a true oasis of tranquility and tradition: the Mandrosoa Guest House. This magnificent traditional home, bathed in light and surrounded by a vast, blooming garden, presents an ideal getaway for those looking to combine cultural immersion and serenity, all within a manageable budget.
Its coastline and waters make Madagascar an ideal location for water sports. From scuba diving to sailing, the island offers a multitude of activities for water sports enthusiasts. You'll get to discover the beauty of Madagascar's coastline while practicing your favorite water sport.
Madagascar, often referred to as the "island of spices", is a country rich in biodiversity. It also boasts a wide variety of quality agricultural products, including tea and coffee. A visit to these plantations to discover the cultivation, harvesting and production processes reveals all their secrets. You'll explore the specific features of these plantations, the regions involved, and the essential stages of a visit.
A road trip along Madagascar's Route Nationale 7 (RN7) is a unique experience. Each relay leads to treasures. Spectacular landscapes, picturesque villages, access to national parks and encounters with local cultures are all on display. At every turn of this adventure, a new facet of this paradise unfolds. The heart of Madagascar is revealed.
Madagascar's rich and complex history deserves to be better known. Yet this island has its rulers, sumptuous palaces, hidden treasures and ancient civilisations that have left their mark in archaeological remains. Researchers have undertaken expeditions to unravel the mysteries of Madagascar, revealing buried treasures and forgotten histories. Recent discoveries are still being made.
In addition to the beaches, exotic landscapes and endemic species, Madagascar's cuisine is well worth exploring. Mingle with Malagasy gastronomic experiences and discover its secrets for unrivalled gustatory memories. Tasty and unique, try the Malagasy specialty dishes served on site, whether traditional, fusion or upscale.
Illustrating a sensual show, Malagasy rhythms tell the soul of a culture inherited from the ancestors. We'll transport you to the place where these rhythms charm you. An unforgettable experience with fiery dances and frenzied steps transports you to Madagascar. Discover the energy that abounds in kilalaka, tsapiky, salegy and the hira gasy dance.
Dear traveler , did you know that Vivy Travel Madagascar doesn’t just organize tailor-made trips to Madagascar? We’re also deeply committed to preserving our rich natural and cultural heritage. Every experience we create is designed not only to offer you unforgettable memories, but also to promote sustainable conservation and respect for our environment and culture. Immerse yourself in an authentic adventure where every step you take contributes to preserving the beauty and diversity of Madagascar for future generations.
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