A veritable paradise for adventurers and nature lovers. A unique destination for those who love spending countless hours in driving through magical, varying, contrasting landscapes and authentic villages, where one can meet the beautiful and special Malagasy people.
MADAGASCAR
Il n’y a pas de mots pour décrire Madagascar… La 4ème plus grande île au monde, souvent nommée le huitième continent en raison de sa biodiversité unique, depuis que l’on sait qu’elle héberge 5% de la faune et de la flore planétaire! Et bien sûr, sans compter les adorables lémuriens et baobabs spectaculaires qui font le symbole de l’île de Madagascar.
Imaginez un lieu qui combine forêts tropicales et plages idylliques aux eaux very-bleu et sable d’or, canyons et chaînes de montagnes rocailleuses, déserts mystérieux et rizières fertiles.
Nous vous invitons à succomber au charme de Madagascar, avec Fabrice comme guide et compagnon de route local. Vous serez amenés à vous demander si tout ce qui s’est déroulé du début à la fin du périple était la réalité ou un produit de votre imagination!
Together, we will cross hundreds of kilometers in red plains with scattered baobabs, we will visit the national parks of lemurs, we will relax in picturesque fishing villages interacting with local fishermen, we will cross rivers on traditional pirogues camping at night on their shores, we will reach inaccessible villages with a zebu (ox) as our vehicle and we will hike on the sharp peaks of the most eerie geological formation you have ever seen, in Tsingy de Bemaraha.
Madagascar is a veritable paradise for adventurers and nature lovers. A unique destination for those who love spending countless hours in driving through magical, varying, contrasting landscapes and authentic villages, where one can meet the beautiful and special Malagasy people.
During our trip, we will have dozens of opportunities to get close to the locals and discover the extremely interesting and intricate genealogical mosaic composed of the 18 different tribes of the country. Traditional beliefs and customs are alive and still rigidly practiced mainly in rural areas, transforming our experience into a cultural journey in a parallel universe.
A destination far off the beaten track where sustainable tourism can be a lever for development and conservation of biodiversity.
Why doing good?
75% of people in Madagascar is estimated to be living beneath the international poverty line.
Poverty along with the impact of climate change is the driving force behind deforestation and forest burning that has disastrous consequences for the environment and threatens biodiversity.
Sustainable and responsible tourism
development may contribute to poverty reduction and to environmental protection.
We cooperate with local tour guides
who are paid fairly and in a transparent way with 100% of the reward they ask for their services.
We support small family businesses
and local organizations for our accommodation, food and our activities.
We visit and financially support
the national parks and thus it becomes clear that their protection is necessary for local community to continue to benefit from visitors.
We interact with local people
with respect and we show them that sustainable tourism can do good in their community.
