Madagascar in a few words

Within a surface of 592 000 km², Madagascar is among the four world largest Islands.
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Across the tropic of Capricorn and at 400 km from the South-East coast of Africa, “the Red Island” is situated between the Mozambican Channel in the West and the Indian Ocean in the East.
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Due to its geographic position, its most agreeable and favourable climate and its insularity, Madagascar is a genuine sanctuary of nature.


Madagascar is one of the most requested destinations thanks to its endemic and exceptional fauna and flora. This abundant natural wealth is gathered and protected in national, private parks and reserves, as well as special and integral reserves, in order to preserve this large and paradisiacal landscape.
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The warm welcome of the native people gives more value to this little paradisiacal world letting unforgettable memories in tourists’ minds.

The Eastern coast with its tropical rain forests.	.: Eastern tours
The Center offers you a beautiful landscape made of high plateau and alluvial plain with complexed assembly line of mountains and hills.	.: Center tours
The Western coast is recovered by large sedimentary land with plains and low plateau where there are successions of various forms of savannas and dried forests with mangroves.	.: Western tours
The Southern coast is almost a deserted area.	.: Southern tours
The Northern coast is dominated by the Ankarana massif and the Amber Mountain covered with primary forests.	.: Northern tours