Exotic Coastal Paradises

Those 5,000 km of coastline are surely concealing some incredible dream beaches! 😉 Madagascar is a genuine haven with pristine, secluded beaches waiting to be explored. This enchanting island in the Indian Ocean boasts stunning stretches of white sands, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant coral reefs. Discover the enchanting beaches of Sainte Marie for an unforgettable honeymoon experience! For those who seek excitement, we suggest the stunning beaches of the south-west and the breathtaking bays of Diego Suarez. Nosy Be is ideal for families, while Masoala offers a serene retreat. Fort-Dauphin is a haven for those seeking luxury, and Mahajanga is perfect for those looking to explore less-traveled paths.

Nosy Iranja, a captivating destination in Madagascar

Extraordinary National Parks

Embark on a journey to Madagascar for an unforgettable walking holiday. Immerse yourself in the wild beauty of the many national parks. We assure you – breathtaking vistas await your discovery. Just picture yourself wandering through the intricate pathways of the Tsingy de Beramara or Tsingy de Ankarana, delving into the vibrant rainforests of the Vanilla Triangle, losing your way in the surreal spiny forests of the south, witnessing a breathtaking sunset over the majestic baobabs near Morondava, and trekking through the stunning Isalo Mountains and Andringitra Massif of the interior. Everything in Madagascar is truly unique. If you have a passion for the great outdoors, this island will leave an indelible mark on your soul. The landscape here is truly remarkable.

Tsingy de Bemaraha

Exploring the wonders of nature and observing the beauty of birds
In Madagascar, the natural world has developed uniquely and independently, creating a landscape brimming with excitement and discovery. The island boasts a vibrant array of unique plants, birds, and animal species found nowhere else on Earth. Surprising and exhilarating, 80% of them can only be discovered in this unique place. Chameleons and lemurs embody the spirit of the country. While the larger felines may be absent, the smaller ones offer their own captivating allure. Night walks are especially thrilling, with a vibrant array of local wildlife coming to life under the moonlight. The haunting call of the indri will send a thrill through your veins – this is an unforgettable experience that Madagascar has to offer. We also offer an exciting bonus tour for bird enthusiasts.

Lemurs in Manafiafy, a place brimming with excitement and exploration.

Water activities

Wind- and kite-boarding, deep sea fishing, sailing, rafting, jet-skiing, kayaking, paddling – whatever your thrill, Madagascar offers an exhilarating playground for water sports. The kite-boarding season typically spans from July to December. Windsurfing offers excitement throughout the entire year. In the far north, Diego Suarez and the surrounding bays, where the Mozambique Channel converges with the Indian Ocean, the Varatraza winds set the perfect stage for thrilling adventures. At the south-eastern tip of the island, Fort-Dauphin is a stunning destination for those with a zest for exploration. Tulear and Anakao, with their safeguarded reef, offer fantastic surfing opportunities, while Masoala awaits to be discovered by kayak, revealing its secrets to those adventurous enough to seek them. Madagascar is a treasure trove for those seeking excitement and exploration.
Masoala Forest Lodge, a charming boutique retreat nestled on a stunning beach in Madagascar

Exploring the depths and gliding through vibrant waters

Madagascar’s coral reefs are vibrant, captivating, and full of intrigue. There are incredible spots to snorkel and dive in the north and north-east, as well as in the enchanting archipelago of Sainte Marie in the east. Join the scientists on thrilling excursions to swim alongside turtles and discover the wonders of marine life. The inviting waters of Nosy Be brim with a vibrant array of ocean life. This is a pristine environment, where marine life thrives in tranquility and remains beautifully preserved. The region is home to vibrant coral species and a diverse array of tropical reef creatures, ranging from tiny organisms to majestic whales. Experienced instructors will lead you through the sites and the environment with their extensive knowledge. The locations will be selected based on your skill level, tide conditions, wind patterns, and currents.

Gorgonians in Nosy Be, Madagascar

Embarking on a journey to observe majestic whales in their natural habitat

From July to September, humpback whales journey to Malagasy waters to calve and mate after an incredible trek of over 3000 miles from the Antarctic. Whale-watching trips are led by local scientists and nature volunteers, dedicated to honoring the majestic mammals, minimizing any stress to the whales, and ensuring the safety of all visitors. The most exciting spots to witness whales include Sainte Marie, Antongil Bay, Nosy Be, Courier Bay, Anakao, and Port-Dauphin. Maximum observation time: 1 hour for a group of adult whales, 30 minutes for a mother and her calf or a pod of dolphins. Given the ever-changing weather conditions, these excursions are organized on-site.

a whale leaping from the ocean in Ile Sainte Marie, Madagascar

Malagasy Heritage

Malagasy culture is a distinctive fusion of South-East Asian and African influences, carefully maintained and shielded from external impacts. The customs and ceremonies weave seamlessly into daily existence, with the sounds of singing and dancing often echoing at twilight, even in the most secluded corners. In the south-west, encounter the Mikea – an intriguing tribe, as distinctive as those found in the Amazon, New Guinea, or Ethiopia – often referred to as the First Peoples. The Mikea embody a serene and tranquil spirit. They have always thrived in freedom, nurturing a deep connection with the natural world and embracing a distinctive lifestyle. Discover the deep connection with our forebears, the untamed silk, and the healing power of nature’s remedies.

Malagasy Dance Traditions

Genuine Creations

Woodcarving, marquetry, sculpture, wrought iron, raw silk, Antemoro paper, lace and embroidery, gemstones, pottery, books, horn products, sand bottles, baskets, paintings, bamboo, objects made from recycled material – Madagascar is a treasure trove waiting to be explored. To truly immerse yourself in the vibrant artistic essence of Madagascar, embark on the “Crafts Road” along RN7, pausing in various villages and creative towns that beckon with their unique charm. While driving across three provinces, you will find yourself compelled to ‘stop, non-stop’ 😉 – the diverse craftsmanship is abundant along RN7. Connect with the locals in Berenty, Masoala, Nosy Be, Fort-Dauphin, and Belo sur Mer – a vibrant world awaits.

Iharana BushCamp, a charming retreat in Ankarana, Madagascar

Malagasy Cuisine

Malagasy cuisine is a vibrant tapestry of spices and flavors, authentically crafted, infused with hints of French, Asian, and African influences. Spicy curries, coconut sauces – absolutely delightful! 😉 This is a fantastic spot for seafood enthusiasts – you will indulge in the freshest catch available each day. The local diet offers a delightful array: rice paired with zebu meat, pork, chicken, seafood, and fresh vegetables. Madagascar offers an exciting variety of drinks, including the local favorite Three Horses Beer and the renowned rum Dzamandzar. In Antananarivo, there is an exciting culinary experience where you can craft your own chocolate and gain insights from a skilled chef.

Malagasy Cuisine

Additional Islands

Exploring the islands of Madagascar can become quite captivating…

\The mama-island boasts a stunning collection of diverse smaller satellite islands and archipelagos, each more breathtaking than the last. Exploring the islands is an exciting option, particularly in the northern and eastern regions of the country. Are you prepared for the excitement? Nosy Komba, Nosy Tanikely, Nosy Sakatia, Nosy Mangabe, Nosy Hara, Nosy Ve, Nosy Satrana – an abundance of breathtaking beauty awaits. Make sure to visit Ile Sainte Marie and Iles aux Nattes – they are absolutely stunning islands. We offer a variety of boat trips for island hopping in the north, and we can also organize day excursions on a traditional canoe from Ifaty, Masoala, and right in Sainte Marie.