Malagasy Gastronomy : The Varanga, typical dish of traditional festivals Malagasy gastronomy is full of culinary treasures, and among these, “varanga” stands out as a tasty and little-known specialty. After the famous "Ravitoto sy anakisoa", the varanga deserves to be highlighted. What a dish, although less known, is a....Read More

Malagasy History : Cave Paintings, witnesses of an ancient Madagascar culture, famous for its unique biodiversity and diverse landscapes, also contains lesser-known archaeological treasures : cave paintings. These ancient artworks offer a fascinating insight into the island's first inhabitants and their way of life. This article explores the sites....Read More

Stay in Madagascar : The Seasonal Nesting of Marine Turtles in the North of the Island A stay in Madagascar not only offers varied landscapes and a rich culture, but also unique natural spectacles, including the seasonal nesting of sea turtles. The north of the island, in particular the beaches of Nosy Be, Nosy Iranja...Read More

Malagasy Culture : Les Baobabs, Symbols of Wealth and Tradition Malagasy culture is deeply rooted in its natural landscapes, and among the most emblematic treasures of the island, baobabs occupy pride of place. These majestic trees, often called the “upside down trees” due to their bare branches which resemble....Read More

The roads of Madagascar : Discover the Adventure of Traveling from One Site to Another The roads of Madagascar constitute an essential chapter in the book of island adventure. With an area of ​​more than 587 000 square kilometers, Madagascar is an immense land that offers a myriad of natural and cultural treasures to discover. For the...Read More

Discovering Madagascar offers an exceptional experience, plunging adventurers into the heart of unique climatic and geographical diversity. This island, to explore all year round, reveals varied treasures each season. The ideal time depends on the region to explore. During the dry season, from April to October, many parts of the country are....Read More

The geographical diversity of Madagascar is exceptional, a precious island nestled in the Indian Ocean, separated from the African continent by the Mozambique Channel. The central highlands, where altitudes frequently exceed 1 000 meters, form the geographical heart of Madagascar. Three major mountain ranges – Tsaratanana in the North, Ankaratra in the center, et...Read More

The Malagasy New Year or “Malagasy New Year”, a celebration anchored in traditional Malagasy culture, marking a remarkable resurgence since the years 1990. Dive into the heart of this age-old tradition, reflection of a robust cultural identity and a history preserved despite the vicissitudes of time. The Malagasy lunar calendar, composed of thirteen lunar months, guide...Read More

Malagasy tradition In the vast panorama of Malagasy tradition, the Vezo emerge as ardent guardians of coastal heritage on the shores of southwest Madagascar, particularly in the picturesque village of Anakao. Their territory, extending over more than 300 kilometers of coastline, becomes a living testimony, with some 60 000 individuals who preserve customs...Read More

Masoala National Park : Preserving the Wealth of Madagascar Located on the northeast coast of Madagascar, Masoala National Park is a true pearl of Madagascar's biodiversity and wealth. With its 2 400 square kilometers of area, it is one of the largest national parks on the island....Read More