Category Malagasy Nature
Discover the Malagasy nature, we gather here all that you can know about the Malagasy nature, lemurs, bird, chameleon, all that could interest you.
Madagascar’s 4,800 km of coastline is home to some of the most fascinating and diverse marine species in the world. Whether you're a seasoned diver or simply curious about the ocean, the waters surrounding this island offer a rich treasure trove of marine life waiting to be discovered.
Unforgettable Walk at Pointe Evatra and Lokaro Bay
Lokaro Bay, nestled 40 km from Fort-Dauphin, is one of Madagascar’s natural wonders that deserves to be explored. If you haven’t visited it yet, now is the perfect time to add it to your itinerary and treat yourself to an unforgettable experience.
Ankarafantsika National Park: The paradise for birdwatching
Welcome to Ankarafantsika National Park, a true kingdom of birds and land of sacred lakes. Located in the Boeny region, just 450 km from Antananarivo and 114 km east of Mahajanga, this park spans an impressive area of 136,513 hectares. Ankarafantsika, whose name derives from "Garafantsy," meaning "mountain of spiny plants," evokes a time when its forests inspired both terror and mystery.
Jacarandas: A Burst of Beauty in the Heart of Tana
Antananarivo will soon be illuminated with its most beautiful colors... The jacarandas are about to bloom! Walks around Lake Anosy then become a striking visual spectacle, with these majestic trees adorned in bright violet, breathing life into the center of the city.
Did you know that Madagascar’s Baobabs are Natural Water Reservoirs?
In the dry regions of Mahafaly, Madagascar, baobabs aren’t just there to provide shade. They play a crucial role in storing water for local communities, especially during periods of severe drought. The trunk of the baobab, which can reach up…
Discover Diego-Suarez Bay
Diego-Suarez Bay offers wild shores to explore, surrounded by lush vegetation of rosewoods, baobabs, and vibrant flamboyant trees. This site, rich in history, is filled with military remnants and stretches of white sandy beaches as far as the eye can see.
Île aux Nattes
Île aux Nattes, this small round gem measuring 5 km by 3.5 km, is located just 5 minutes by pirogue south of Sainte-Marie. With its pristine white sandy fringe and lush vegetation, it offers a peaceful refuge away from modern hustle and mass tourism. This enchanting place proves to be a destination for sustainability and ecotourism, preserving its authenticity while welcoming visitors for many years.
Discover the Macaco: The king of the forests of Northwest Madagascar
Dive into the tropical forests of Sambirano, in Northwest Madagascar, and let yourself be amazed by one of the island’s most fascinating residents: the Lemur macaco, where the male is distinguished by his black head, while the female has white tufts of fur framing her ears.
Oddity of the Day: Madagascar hissing cockroaches, Champions of compromise!
Madagascar hissing cockroaches have a surprising talent: they can adjust the size of their testicles based on their needs. These insects have two options to attract females: become fierce fighters with large horns or great breeders by developing bigger testicles.…
Lake Alaotra: A masterpiece of landscape architecture
You are about to discover a true natural masterpiece, where the beauty of the landscape meets the modernity of agriculture. As you travel along the road heading east, bordered by hills with white, pink, and gray slopes, you will be immersed in one of Madagascar's most fascinating sites, where intensive rice farming reigns supreme.