Morondava: The Gateway to Western Madagascar’s Wonders Welcome to Morondava, the sun-drenched coastal capital of the Menabe region and the vibrant gateway to some of Madagascar’s most extraordinary landscapes. This laid-back town, where the vibrant Sakalava culture thrives along the shores of the Mozambique Channel, is far more than a stopover—it’s the starting point for...Read More
Welcome to Antananarivo, affectionately known as “Tana,” the vibrant, historic, and culturally rich capital of Madagascar. Perched at about 1,300 meters above sea level, this sprawling city is built across twelve sacred hills, offering dramatic views, bustling markets, and a fascinating blend of Malagasy tradition and colonial heritage. As the nation’s political, economic, and cultural...Read More
In this park, you can enjoy observing lemurs. The park is home to a large number of lemurs, as well as chameleons and various birds, and also offers beautiful views of the local countryside. Located just 25 kilometers from the capital, this park offers an immersive experience unlike any traditional zoo. Lemurs live in a...Read More
Lake Anosy is an artificial lake located south of Antananarivo, it is a heart-shaped lake lined with jacaranda trees, plus an islet with a golden WWI memorial on a plinth. Here, the area is filled with jacaranda trees. In the middle of the lake stands the “Black Angel” statue, which is a monument in memory...Read More
Reach to Lisy Art Gallery for souvenirs, you will find the vanilla, spices, Malagasy chocolates, Malagasy Rhums and diverse types of handcrafts (woodcarving baobabs, things made by zebus’ horn, aluminum, raffia, precious stones, painting and so on) and then drive to the airport.Read More
It is a religious building that serves as a Catholic cathedra, and simply a historic and emblematic landmark of Antananarivo. It is an emblematic landmark of the capital, Andohalo Cathedral is a masterpiece of neo-Gothic stone architecture, impressive with its twin towers, rose window, and colorful stained-glass windows. The spacious interior, with wooden vaults and...Read More
The former royal capital and its palace is on a steep hill where offer stunning views overlooking rice terraces. It is Madagascar’s only World Heritage Site, tracing the rise of a legendary dynasty and retracing its entire history. Royal Hill of Ambohimanga is definitely a must-visit place. This palace has been listed as a World...Read More
1. a landmark building in the capital Antananarivo and one of Madagascar’s most important historical and cultural sites. tips: No photos allowed inside buildings- 2. it is a beautiful palace to learn about Malagasy history. having small museum inside about kings, queens, Madagascar and some nice items. it is amazing view from top of Antananarivo...Read More
At the Kimony Resort, dive deep into the world of lemur care and juvenile lemur training—learning the ins and outs of their conservation efforts. These gentle lemurs are incredibly docile, letting you get up close and personal to feel their soft, fluffy fur.Read More
