Situated on the south coast, the city of Tuléar is built between Fiherenana river and the imposant stream of Onilahy. A visit of the city will lead to the shell market, the oceanographic museum and to the time-honoured banyan trees of Miary. You can also visit the Arboretum with its big variety of flora. 20 kms north of the town …

A long river connecting Miandrivazo with Belo sur Tsiribihina. A boat trip down this river is very scenic , passing through villages and giving you a chance to observe natural attractions such a Gorge, and wildlife such as lemurs, crocodiles and birds.    

The malagasy first harbor for sea going vessels and also a holiday city. It is a perpetual delight to go through its fine and large avenues lined with palm trees or flamboyant trees. The rickshaw is the popular means of transport. A small park of lemurs is located 18km north of the city    

An elongated island on the east coast, An immense desertic beach surrounds a luxuriant tropical vegetation where small villages are nested.    

A thickly forested 520 hectares island which is a nature reserve , is located in Antogil bay , about 5 km offshore from Maroantsetra. Apart from its beautiful forest, the main attraction of Nosy Mangabe is its population of aye-aye , mouse lemurs, black and white ruffed lemurs and brown lemurs. This island is home to the leaf-tailed gecko, several …