Culture and Discovery in Madagascar

Avenue of the Baobabs is one of Madagascar's most photographed monuments. Imagine a monumental line of baobabs, the highest of which is more than 30 metres tall, with zebu wandering among them. Some of the most beautiful scenery on the Island.

Avenue of the Baobabs is one of Madagascar's most photographed monuments. Imagine a monumental line of baobabs, the highest of which is more than 30 metres tall, with zebu wandering among them. Some of the most beautiful scenery on the Island.

Find out about the daily lives of the people of the region in the Tsaravahiny Centre in the village of Mangily. It's near the mangroves along the side of the Mozambique channel. It's a quiet village in the bush whose inhabitants make their living from crab fishing and eco-tourism.

Find out about the daily lives of the people of the region in the Tsaravahiny Centre in the village of Mangily. It's near the mangroves along the side of the Mozambique channel. It's a quiet village in the bush whose inhabitants make their living from crab fishing and eco-tourism.

On the road leading from the capital to Tamatave, the Andasibe-Mantadia National Park is famous for the indri which have found refuge there. These lemurs, which are the biggest in the world, spend their lives amongst the branches of the trees in this virgin forest and mark their territory with long cries that can be heard over long distances.

On the road leading from the capital to Tamatave, the Andasibe-Mantadia National Park is famous for the indri which have found refuge there. These lemurs, which are the biggest in the world, spend their lives amongst the branches of the trees in this virgin forest and mark their territory with long cries that can be heard over long distances.

The Emerald Sea opens onto the bay of Diego-Suarez and the Indian Ocean and is one of the wonders of Madagascar. The best way to see this turquoise-coloured lagoon is in a little wooden sailing boat. It's a dream destination for lovers of kite-surfing and snorkelling.

The Emerald Sea opens onto the bay of Diego-Suarez and the Indian Ocean and is one of the wonders of Madagascar. The best way to see this turquoise-coloured lagoon is in a little wooden sailing boat. It's a dream destination for lovers of kite-surfing and snorkelling.

Located on a volcanic massif, the Amber Mountain National Park is home to many native species. The forest is full of rivers, waterfalls and lakes and has a pleasant climate that's ideal for walking.

Located on a volcanic massif, the Amber Mountain National Park is home to many native species. The forest is full of rivers, waterfalls and lakes and has a pleasant climate that's ideal for walking.