Exploring nature:
National Park of Ranomafana: rainforest, habitat to 12 lemur species, including the red- bellied lemurs. National Park L’Isalo: unique scenic views, offered by a landscape varying from grassy plains, to sandstone ridges. Impressive gorges and canyons. Some of the animals to see are: ring-tailed lemur, Verreaux’s sifaka, red-fronted brown lemur. Tsingy of Bemaraha natual Reserve: Tsingy is a unique limestone formation which stands majestically like an impenetrable fortress. Some of the animals to see: grey mouse lemur, wooly lemur, narrow striped mongoos. Ampijoroa National Park, Kirindi Forest (Baobab trees), Ankarana Reserve, Masoala National Park, Lokobe special Reserve, all these parks are worth a visit and harbout unique wildlife and vegetation.

Beautiful tropical Beaches:
Nosy Be archipelago (in the north), Ile Sainte Marie (west-coast), Itafy and Nosy Ve, Morondava, are Madagascar place to be if you’re looking for a resort-style holiday. With offshore isles to be discovered, corals to explore, this is paradise on earth. You might even consider some Island hopping aboard a luxury private yacht.

The most populated islands are situated around Mahé, home the Capital, Victoria. Here you can find the best beaches of the world, some framed by granite boulders, others with warm white sand all surrounded by turquoise waters. Ideal for heavenly relaxation, but of course snorkelling these waters you are sure to encounter some breathtaking natural wonders. Marine life can be spectacular. During your stay you must practice some island-hopping for they all have to offer so much natural beauty. There are two Unesco World Heritage Sites: the island of Aldabra (the world’s largest coral atoll) and the Vallée de Mai on Praslin Island, which could well be called the Garden of Eden.

Giant tortoises, exceptional colonies of seabirds, endemic plants as Coco de mer palm, the Jellyfish tree, and spectacular coral islands would indeed suggest this to be Eden’s Garden.With first class accommodations and luxurious Resorts this archipelago must be Paradise.