Why do tourists visit Madagascar? Madagascar is a paradise island located in the Indian Ocean. According to the world, it ranks fourth in the world in terms of size among islands. Why is it fourth? Because Madagascar covers an area of 587,295 km², making it the fourth largest island in...
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Discover Lemur in east coast
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Plum Island Excursion
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Whale watching in Sainte-Marie
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Beach and meeting the Mikea people
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Holidays in Sainte-Marie
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Tsingy de Bemaraha
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Palmarium in Pangalanes chanel
Palmarium is located 60 km from Toamasina. It is a peaceful place. It can be visited as a one day excursion or over several days. Contact us for pricing
Baobab discovery
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Canal des Pangalanes
Among the must-visit destinations is the Pangalanes Canal, an artificial waterway connecting the lagoons and lakes from Toamasina to Mananjary. A journey along this canal offers the opportunity to discover the local culture, observe endemic animals, and, above all, admire landscapes of exceptional beauty.
The people living along the canal are mainly fishermen, but they also practice agriculture and livestock farming. For an even more authentic experience, spending a night with a local family is an excellent way to better understand our culture.
Sainte-Marie Madagascar
Far from the husle and bustle of city life and still untouched by mass tourism, the island of Sainte-Marie, also known as Nosy Boraha, is a true haven of peace. Its unique exclamation mark shape seems to tell the fascinating story of the pirates who once found refuge here.
This authentic island is home to emblematic widlife, offering unforgettable encounters: majestic humpback whales in season, playful dolphins, and sea turtles gliding through its crystalclear waters. Protected by a coral barrier, Sainte-Marieboasts tranquil lagons where visitors can swim safely.
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Lemurs of Madagascar
Are lemurs monkeys? Who exactly are lemurs? Excellent question! When we talk about primates, many people immediately think of monkeys… They are often confused with lemurs, yet they are very different. So why? And why are lemurs found only in Madagascar, even though they are also primates? Lemurs are indeed primates...
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Baobabs in Madagascar
Where can we see baobabs? Baobabs, you say? Perfect timing! If you’re looking for them, it’s because they fascinate you, right? Maybe getting the chance to admire them up close is one of your biggest dreams… But do you already know where to find them? You won’t believe it: they...
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Tourism in Madagascar
What are the disadvantages of tourism in Madagascar? Like every country, every destination has its beauties but also its flaws. However, every problem has a solution. It is completely normal to be cautious, especially when visiting a place for the first time. That is exactly why Zamilane Tour is here...
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