We leave the East to reach our final discovery (sniff, sniff): Ranomafana Park. This national park located in southeastern Madagascar was established in 1991 to conserve the unique biodiversity of the local ecosystem. It is one of the World Heritage Site...
Miarahaba anao aho, Here is one last little ride... and then departure... From Andringitra massif in the Adringitra National Park in the Haute Matsiatra region of Madagascar, we make a short detour to the East of the island to board the famous Fianarantsoa-Côte Est...
Manao ahoana ianao ? (How are you ?) Ready to continue discovering the Big Island? We continue our journey on the RN7 to Tana, the capital, by the RN7, passing some unusual vehicles. Isalo Park looks like the set for a western and also has an atmosphere right out...
Salàma, Leaving the barrier reef, Vezo pirogues and sandy beaches, we are back on the road (I like to move it move it / I like to move it move it / I like to move it move it / You like to move it - Madagascar), the famous N7 nicknamed the "Southern route," on the...
We leave a beautiful sunset over the Alley of Baobab. A "short hop" flight takes us from Morondava to Tuléar, Capital of the Atsimo-Andrefana region, some 582 miles Southwest of Antananarivo on the Mozambique Channel, and deep in "The South.” "In the South, time...
We are off to discover the Tsingy of Bemaraha National Park in the Melaky Region, Western Madagascar. The park has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1990. The road to reach Tsingy is particularly intimidating... a four-wheel-drive vehicle is a must-have...
"Mora mora Vazaha” is the first Malagasy expression that we learn to use. It is the equivalent of the Italian "Chi va piano, va sano e va lontano." "Mora mora" is a state of mind, a certain languor, a way of life. Upon arrival in Madagascar, forget your stress,...
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