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 Underwater Paradise

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.

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.

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.