Lokobe Natural Reserve
Exploring by canoe and on foot, through Lokobe Natural Park.
a paradise for nature lovers
A holiday in Madagascar means being surrounded by natural wonders. A country like nowhere else on earth, with ancient and unique flora and fauna. Its landscapes range from giant baobabs to highland rice fields and stunning island beaches. Facing directly onto the Indian Ocean, the east coast of Madagascar is the wettest and lushest part of the island, covered by protected rainforest national parks. Make sure to include this area in your itinerary, if you wish to see lemurs.
Madagascar Islands
Off the coast of the mainland, the island beaches are gloriously unspoiled. A paradise made of pure white sands, lush rainforest and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Nosy Be is the largest island of the archipelago off the northwestern coast of Madagascar. Among the surrounding islands could be found the quiet volcanic island of Nosy Komba, also known as the ‘lemur island’, and the wonderful secluded hideaway of Nosy Tsarabanjina.
Nosy Be
Nosy Be is a small island a few kilometers off the north-western coast of Madagascar, connected by ferry from the mainland. It’s known for its delightful climate almost all year-round and white-sand beaches, coral reefs and tropical waters. Inland, forested reserves and lush ridges are home to island birds, peculiar reptiles and lemurs. Nosy Be is a must-visit destination for sun seekers and nature lovers.
The world’s fourth largest island, Madagascar is situated just off the east coast of Africa. Madagascar’s history is key to its development. The island split from Gondwana before big predators had developed. Instead of primates Madagascar developed lemurs, a gentle, unaggressive type of monkeys, whose nearest relative lives in South America.
The best time to visit Madagascar depends on what you would like to do and see. Climate varies extremely across the island. Madagascar has a classic southern hemisphere seasonal pattern: it is usually hot and rainy between about November and April (summer), and colder and drier between about May and October (winter).
Travelers to the island are constantly enchanted by the rainforests, the beaches, and the sharp limestone cliffs. While the country is quite poor, tourism has steadily increased over the years. This makes sense when looking at the list of unique things to do in Madagascar when traveling on holiday. These unusual experiences make visiting the island an unforgettable adventure.
Exploring by canoe and on foot, through Lokobe Natural Park.
Exclusive island, Tsarabanjina, a small pearl in the Mozambique Channel
Discover Nosy Iranja: one of the most beautiful islands in the world.
Live the unique experience of swimming with giant green turtles!
A folkloristic half-day in Hell Ville, the capital of Nosy Be. Visit of the Sacred Tree.
A crystal-clear sea rich in corals and fish and beautiful white beach.
Madagascar offers a wide range of accommodations.
Browse our highly curated collection of Madagascar hotels to see what’s the best for your holiday.
Built in the heart of an old mangrove forest, few steps form the beach: a true paradise for nature lovers.
free wifi, restaurant, swimming pool, private beach, spa, bar
Located in Nosy-Be, Palm Beach Resort & Spa offers an outdoor pool, a restaurant and a wellness centre.
restaurant, swimming pool, private beach, spa, bar, parking, pet allowed
Located on Nosy Be, Loharano is an intimate hotel surrounded by nature.
free wifi, restaurant, swimming pool, private beach, bar
Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world but is not enough popular, even among experienced travelers. This gives Madagascar an exclusive timeless appeal. If you are planning to travel to Madagascar, it is useful to get some information in order to face your trip in safety, and fully enjoy your well-deserved vacation.