Amber Mountain National Park is placed far north of Madagascar, about 30 kilometers southwest of Diego Suarez, Established in 1958 as the first national park of Madagascar with an area of 185 km. It will be a unique experience for all travelers.
Île Sainte Marie (also called Nosy Boraha) is a lovely tropical island in Madagascar. It offers all travelers need for a fantastic holiday, and if you are looking for a new experience, make sure to visit this island at least once in your life!
Andasibe-Mantadia is a house of spectacular animals and plants. Many tourists come to observe over 100 species of birds, an unlimited range of amphibians like reptiles and lizards, rodents, insects, and 14 species of lemur. Most of these species are most likely to be observed during the season of rain.
Ranomafana National Park is very famous for its animal and plant diversity. Among the forest's animals, you can expect to find birds, butterflies, bats, lemurs, and unique plant species that only grow here. The park is also known for its medicinal plants, orchids, and wild animals.
Since 1997, Masoala National Park has offered a rugged landscape, unique marine parks, and some of the best rainforests in the world, making it a very good place to explore. In addition, since there are fewer visitors and a larger area, you’ll have the chance to enjoy nature in relative isolation. Being on a trip while you are by yourself is something to experience; what about being in nature?
Visitors to Isalo National Park will be rewarded with stained rock formations with a rainbow of colorful iron and mineral deposits. The dense forests and grassland plains that surround the visitors are filled with unique flora and fauna. Also, Isalo National Park is home to permanent rivers and streams and many seasonal rivers with an altitude between 5010 and 1268 meters.
The avenue of Baobabs, located in the south of the country, is on the road between Morondava and Belon'i Tsiribihina. This remarkable attraction, also known as the Alley of Baobabs, is worldwide famous for its wondrous baobab trees on the road’s sides. Although there are more baobabs in between the cities than just the ones on the roads’ sides, the avenue of baobabs refers to the 250 m of the road with the most density of the trees on the sides.