The East parts of Madagascar
Between stretches of white sandy beaches and lush forests, the East Coast offers the best of Madagascar. For those who love nature, or simply for those who seek adventure, your favorite terrain for different activities will be the coast, whether it is for a hike, a cultural tour, a motorized raid, or just being massaged by the beach. Madagascar’s East Coast will delight the young and the old at any time of day or night. Malagasy people are waiting for you with arms full of tropical fruits and shell necklaces.
Ile Sainte Marie, a historic island
Sainte Marie is an authentic place that is preserved from mass tourism. It is a real haven of peace. It is very appreciated by the inhabitants of the capital because of its proximity and its idyllic setting made up of beautiful beaches and fishing villages. You will enjoy the calm and tranquility for an unforgettable trip.
The Pangalanes Canal, an adventure off the beaten track
Embark on a boat to sail the 400km of watercourses. The Pangalanes offer a total change of scenery – lush vegetation containing a rich biodiversity. Local people and in particular, the epiroguiers will accompany you on your journey to discover all the nooks and crannies of the Panganal Canal.
Andasibe-Mantadia National Park
Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, only three hours away from Antananarivo, will delight the young and old alike. Get into the forest and discover the exceptional wild. There is a good chance that you will catch sight of some lemurs perched on the top of a tree, coming to greet you, both day and night.
Source : https://madagascar-tourisme.com
