Madagascar
Madagascar is perfect for individual discovery trips.
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Explore the country's breathtaking landscapes, from dense rainforests to unique high plateaus. Madagascar also offers fascinating wildlife, from lemurs to the country's little-known "small five".
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Hiking enthusiasts will also get their money's worth in Madagascar. The Isalo National Park and the unique Tsingy de Bemaraha are ideal places to experience the diversity of Malagasy nature up close. After exciting adventures on the main islands, relaxation on the picturesque beaches of the surrounding small islands of Madagascar beckons.
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Flora and fauna
Madagascar's unique flora and fauna are the result of millions of years of geographical isolation. Due to the separation from the African mainland around 88 million years ago, the island's ecosystem developed independently. Isolation favored the evolution of endemic species found nowhere else in the world. The wildlife is remarkable, led by the lemurs, Madagascar's charismatic primates. Also discover the "small five" of Madagascar, which includes the tiny Brookesia chameleon, the tree-climbing Microcebus mouse lemur, the ant-hunting Phelsuma day gecko, the tiny Uroplatus gecko and the bizarre Aye-Aye. National parks such as Andasibe-Mantadia and Ranomafana offer fascinating insights into the island's rich biodiversity.
The landscapes vary from dense rainforests to high plateaus to dry savannahs. The unique Baobab Avenue is known for its impressive baobab trees, which create a magical picture, especially at sunset.
Hiking paradise
Madagascar delights hiking enthusiasts with an impressive variety of landscapes and hiking trails. The Andasibe-Mantadia National Park offers a fascinating hiking experience with dense rainforests. The Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracts with bizarre limestone formations, while the Isalo National Park offers a unique mix of deep canyons, sandy plains and green oases. Here, hikers can stroll through spectacular gorges and discover natural swimming pools. The highland regions surrounding Antsirabe offer scenic hiking routes through rice fields and traditional villages.
Dream beaches
Madagascar's islands of Nosy Be, Nosy Iranja and Sainte Marie promise tropical island paradises with unforgettable experiences. Nosy Be, the "Pearl of the Indian Ocean", impresses with lush vegetation and colorful underwater world. Nosy Iranja boasts pristine beaches and is home to majestic sea turtles. Sainte Marie fascinates with historic pirate cemeteries, quiet coves and the chance to see humpback whales during the whale watching season from July to September. Nosy Nato, an island off Sainte Marie, offers an authentic island experience with pristine beaches and secluded palm trees. Immerse yourself in the beauty of these islands that perfectly combine adventure and relaxation.