Enjoy an intro-tour of Madagascar with a stop at the Queen's palace --The Rova of Antananarivo is a complex in Madagascar that served as the home of the sovereigns of the Kingdom of Imerina in the 17th and 18th centuries, as well as of the rulers of the Kingdom of Madagascar in the 19th century

City tour and experience “pousse- pousse” (Rick-Shaw) riding for those who want, it is the main transport for locals. 

The Andasibe and Mantadia National Parks (also known as simply the Andasibe Mantadia National Park) are Madagascar’s most popular reserves. With two areas of damp montane forest, the variety of lemurs, birds, reptiles and invertebrates is astonishing, and the local guides are extraordinarily knowledgeable, making a visit here worth the time spent.

Andasibe National Park protects the largest lemur species, the Indri indri. For bird-watchers this is a good place to come, with specials including the velvet asity, blue coua and nuthatch vanga.

A visit to the Avenue of the Baobabs is a must for any visitor to Madagascar.

This is the capital of the Betsileo. Like Tana, it extends over several hills and over a vast plain. It has its lake, its high town, its high houses, its staircases, and its labyrinth of alleys. The heights of the city offer a panoramic view of the rice fields and the vineyards. 

Meet the famous Lemurs of Madagascar 

 Visit the Antemoro paper factory. The secular process to make this paper by the bark of mulberry tree Avoha (Bosqueia danguyana) was introduced in Madagascar in the XVth century by the first Arabic migrants to retranscribe the Koran.It isstillmadeto the same processes in Ambalavao. Meet some lemurs in Anja small Reserve at this huge granite rock foothill.
 

Accompanied by a local guide, we'll visit the Isalo Park. This walk takes us, through a most astonishing landscape, to the Natural Pool and / or to Namaza.