The sun is not yet showing its rays in the eastern sky of the big island that I already get up with my mom. My name is Behaja, I am 7 years old and I'm getting ready to go to the school in Aragnana, c’est à près d’une heure de marche de mon petit village...Read More

As in all cultures of the world, the women of Madagascar are not left out when it comes to the search for beauty. If you travel the roads of the North Island to the South or from East to West, you will surely meet women dressed in color on the face. Ce sont...Read More

Eco-responsible travel is - obviously - based on a principle of carbon neutrality to reduce its negative impact on the environment and preserve the planet. There are several principles that govern ecological travel and these are not particularly binding. Il est possible d’adopter tous ces principes progressivement pour mieux s’acclimater aux changements des...Read More

The Baobabs of Madagascar Imposing and poetic trees, baobabs bring legends to life. The sight of this majestic tree instantly feeds everyone's imagination and curiosity. According to a local legend, the "Zanahary" found the baobabs a little too proud and to punish them, they replanted them upside down. Madagascar a tout de...Read More

Until the beginning of the 20th century, portage is almost the only means of transport in Madagascar, for both goods and people : Carrying by pendulums for goods and by filanjana (sedan chair) during the colonial period for people. So, for all people disembarking in Tamatave on these periods, le...Read More

Very essential to almost all Malagasy households, rice is one of the most popular cereal products in Madagascar. No day goes by without this famous grass among the Malagasy people. Imported, according to, the most probable hypotheses with the first arrivals from Indonesia, le riz est vite devenu le premier produit de nécessité de...Read More

Located between the African continent and the immense expanse of the Indian Ocean, the island of Madagascar is the scene of traditional ceremonies such as exhumation every year from July to September. This period coincides with the cold season of the Highlands. In these areas, the temperature oscillates between 0 and 20 degré...Read More

TRAVEL AND DISCOVERY MADAGASCAR A journey that, is apart from the discovery of the country and its various landscapes, its atypical fauna and flora , its idyllic places, ... let us in addition enhance Human value and the intellectually stimulating and social activities, socially rewarding, an immersion in the Culture. In a wider meaning of the theme, la...Read More

Authentic and warm Madagascar… Flavors, scents, colors and legends… a trip to Madagascar leaves no one indifferent, And this, whatever the destination. Raw beauty, sensual and preserved that you will admire from the Highlands to the Côtes de l'Ile Rouge ... A unique biodiversity that will delight nature lovers, et constituera...Read More

With us, in Madagascar, despite a fairly harsh winter, people do not forget to cultivate their zest for life. It’s between July and October that we can feel the feast spirits. Shortly, winter in Madagascar is traditionally festive. Betrayal (dead exhumation ), Fisemana (une cérémonie de purification...Read More