
Are you looking for semi-precious stones ? Madagascar is a true mineral paradise, home to gemstones with vivid colours and diverse properties. A stunning array of rare and semi-precious stones awaits you.

Are you dreaming of a culinary trip to Madagascar and want to taste the island's authentic flavors? There's nothing better than discovering the local gastronomy in a “hotely,” those small, typical restaurants where Malagasy people like to meet to enjoy traditional dishes, always accompanied by rice, at affordable prices. Before you go, it's a good idea to know a few Malagasy terms so you can order like a true Malagasy.

In Madagascar, the term Andriana refers to the Malagasy nobility. This word refers to the noble families of the island's early kingdoms and primarily means “lord,” “noble,” and sometimes even “prince.” More specifically, it also designates the sovereign, who is referred to as Andriana or Andriamanjaka.

In almost every article about Madagascar—whether in blogs, magazines, or other media, online or in print ,one word keeps coming up : “unique.” There’s no escaping it! But why is this term so widely used ?

Born Pedro Opeka, this Lazarist priest of Slovenian and Argentine origin arrived in Madagascar in 1969 and settled in the southeast. In 1989, witnessing the large number of homeless people in Antananarivo, known as Quatr’mi (slang for “four friends”: rat, garbage, man, dirt), he and other religious figures founded the Akamasoa (“Good Friend”) movement.

In the north-west region of Madagascar, an extraordinary tree is a real eye-catcher. The great baobab of Majunga, over 275 years old, stands proudly as a natural and cultural monument.

Ambatolampy, a charming town in the Merina region nestled on the RN7, is the perfect stop-off point for an authentic getaway in Madagascar's Highlands. It's the ideal place to learn more about Merina culture through its foundries, artisan markets, handmade horn and aluminum sculptures, lively local atmosphere, and delicious Malagasy meals like vary amin'ny anana. There's plenty to see and do!

Do you dream of surfing perfect waves in 28°C water? Then Madagascar is the place for you! With its pristine beaches, unspoilt landscapes and incredible surf spots, this tropical island is a veritable playground for surfing lovers.

What if, this season, we plunged back into the heart of Malagasy nature to rediscover its authenticity? Madagascar, the jewel of the Indian Ocean, once again opens its arms to you, with a biodiversity just waiting to be explored for this new tourist season.

A Natural Treasure in Danger
In Madagascar, bushfires and environmental destruction threaten the island's natural wealth every day. The situation is worsening, as seen recently with Ranomafana National Park, which has suffered devastating ecological damage. Primary forests are disappearing, endemic species are increasingly endangered, and the stunning landscapes we travel so far to admire are gradually vanishing before our very eyes. But there is still time to act. What if your next trip became part of the solution ?