Why Madagascar? They tell us!

"When I think of my trip to Madagascar, the first thing I have in mind are many laughing children and very friendly people. Absolutely impressive are the numerous endemic animal and plant species: from mouse lemur and seemingly "dancing" lemurs to pachipodia and the famous baobabs. An island nation with a very special fascination."
C. M.

In Madagascar you get something special every day!
The flora and fauna of Madagascar is simply unique. Only here, you can see lemurs and also seven of the nine existing Baobab species in their natural habitat. But there are also animals and plants here whose names you have never heard before.

The inventiveness of the Malagasy people is also admirable. Who would come up with the idea to veneer parquet with a coconut? Everything is reused in Madagascar. For example, bicycle spokes become barbecue skewers or cans become measuring units or oil lamps. You just have to walk through the country with your eyes open.

The landscape also offers many surprises. Honestly, everyone thinks of Asia when they think of rice, but if you want to see a lot of rice terraces, you should travel to Madagascar
A. S.

Already as a little girl I dreamed of Madagascar ! Then I actually fulfilled this dream, and was impressed, excited and happy !

Impressed by the friendly people, who open their doors quite naturally and warm-heartedly, and welcome us as guests.

Thrilled by the beautiful nature, which has always fascinated me, and of course by the wildlife, with its incredible diversity and uniqueness !

Once to see the Indris and to listen to their songs is pure happiness !
In conclusion, I would like to say that a trip to Madagascar is worthwhile in every respect and will remain unforgettable for me"

M. S.

If you are looking for deceleration, Madagascar is the place to be - "MORA, MORA" is the top priority here! We embark on a journey through time in the colorful bustle of ox carts and crowded vintage buses in narrow streets full of cheerful people with large woven baskets! Rice terraces, fruit plantations and clay brick kilns in sleepy mountain villages, where ancient handicrafts still have tradition, alternate with dreamlike nature and magnificent mountain scenery; in the forest thicket, one hears the cries of the lemurs living only here.

I was especially moved by the joy that our guide Hasina spread during the trip with the contents of the "Green Suitcase" and his photos. The shining eyes of the children, the eagerly stretched hands, the enthusiasm that jumped like a spark from one inhabitant to another at his appearance, I will probably not forget it for the rest of my life! For Hasina, being a tour guide is not a job, but a vocation; his euphoria for his homeland and its culture is genuine and immediately sweeps everyone away!

M. H.