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Why We Love Madagascar
From the busy, bustling cities to the tranquil, extraordinary forests. Madagascar touches your soul.” It’s no secret that we love Madagascar,
22 December 2017
From the busy, bustling cities to the tranquil, extraordinary forests. Madagascar touches your soul.” It’s no secret that we love Madagascar,
Travellers flock to Madagascar to experience its amazing wildlife and stunning landscapes. Some of the best places to experience these
The best time to go whale watching in Madagascar is from June to September. Whales are fascinating creatures, their awe-inspiring
The best drinks in Madagascar! Holidays are about relaxing, trying new things and taking in the sights, sounds and flavours
These guided group tours with set departures are expertly designed for travellers who want to see the highlights of a country,
Cape Town is currently experiencing one of the worst droughts in history, inhabitants have been urged to drastically reduce water
For some, Madagascar is the ultimate dream destination while for others it’s an exotic and practically unheard of locale that
Madagascar as a travel destination still remains largely undiscovered and most first-timers or interested travellers may not know what to
We bring you five fascinating facts about lemurs in Madagascar! One of Madagascar’s most famous attractions is not a palm
Botswana is an unspoiled land of breathtaking beauty and varied attractions. Not only is the country known for its impressive
Joining a Botswana duided group tour offers many benefits, including the assurance of a trouble-free trip through this beautiful African
Get to know the magnificent attractions and offerings of Botswana and Zimbabwe, intimately. The two countries are excellent partners for
The tour starts at the NMG where the ferry is taken to the Island. You will then disembark at Murray’s
Madagascar’s largest offshore island is also home to some of its most stunning beaches. Underneath the pristine waters of Nosy
Experience the abundant beauty of both land and sea in Madagascar’s largest national park, Masoala National Park, covering 2,300 square
As Madagascar opens up as a bucket-list destination, accommodation options are becoming more varied. Our favourite Madagascar lodges we send
In what is very promising news, Air Madagascar will soon become much more reliable and convenient for travellers, due to
Grow Africa recently arranged the transport of 12 bicycles from Cape Town, South Africa to a women’s charity in Harare,
There’s a unique new activity on offer in Madagascar’s capital city, Antananarivo. Guests can now explore the scenic Royal Hill of
The Royal Hill of Ambohimanga is the most important of the 12 hills surrounding the capital city of Antananarivo and
Visitors to Madagascar have the incredibly fortunate opportunity to explore a vastly diverse range of worlds all on one island
With fragrant oils such as ylang-ylang and the exquisitely fragrant spices of Madagascar, vanilla and saffron is a true delight
The Top 10 African Safaris by JENMAN: The African continent provides an almost overwhelming array of safari options, from prides
The San Bushmen of southern Africa are an ancient people whose imprint can be traced back to about 45,000 years,
The ancient and vast Namib Desert is the world’s oldest desert and covers an area of 81,000 km². It is
In a world where modernization is practically the norm it is increasingly rare to see a group of indigenous people
There’s a chic, luxury hotel in Madagascar’s capital. Situated in the sprawling capital city affectionately known as Tana the new
The fitness travel trend is a phenomenon that shows no signs of slowing down. Research has shown that while fewer
Chameleons are known for their dramatic chromatic metamorphoses but do you know how and why they achieve this amazing feat?
The Madagascar North Adventure tour is a fantastic nature-filled holiday travelling around the top tip of the island nation. Spend
Travellers may wonder when the best time to visit Madagascar is and what they should take into account regarding the
Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is biodiversifically rich, but the area that surrounds it is financially poor. Travellers come from all