Giant baobabs, the Tsingy of Bemaraha, cruises on the Tsiribihina River… Western Madagascar is brimming with natural and cultural wonders that promise an unforgettable experience in 2025.
Immerse yourself in a world rich in discovery:
We start with the must-do activity: the descent of the Tsiribihina, on traditional old-fashioned pirogues, which take you through remote villages and red-earth landscapes. A bivouac on the sandy banks, accompanied by campfires and traditional dances, will enchant you.
The Menabe region’s natural treasures, such as Lake Bedo and the Kirindy Forest, are home to an impressive biodiversity. Pink flamingos, rare turtles, Nile crocodiles, and the famous Berthae microcebus, the world’s smallest primate, inhabit these areas.
The Tsingy de Bemaraha, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers an adventurous experience with its spectacular rock formations, suspension bridges, and lookouts with panoramic views. Here, resilient nature coexists with lemurs, frogs, and birds.
Morondava and the Allée des Baobabs, iconic symbols of Madagascar, have offered stunning sunset views since time immemorial. Meanwhile, the coastal town provides a perfect retreat with its beaches and restaurants.
Belo sur Mer, a small haven of peace with an authentic local atmosphere, is distinguished by its beaches, mangroves, and artisanal shipyards, where large dhows are crafted.
Western Madagascar is a human adventure where every stage connects you to nature, Malagasy culture, and simple yet precious moments in life.
Take the time to experience an extraordinary journey in 2025. Plan your Western Madagascar tour now and be transported by the richness of a land that promises unforgettable memories.
