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ANTANANARIVO - FORT-DAUPHIN - NOSY BE - ANTANANARIVO


This circuit will lead you to the extreme south of Madagascar to discover the town of Fort-Dauphin (freely translate in The Dolphins stronghold) then a captivating encounter with Nosy Be, well known as the Perfume Island, one of the most attractive tourist destination in Madagascar.

The town of FORT-DAUPHIN has got a rich and tumultuous history from which the town has kept a few remaining which is worth the visit. The commercial avenues and the market, rich in colour and diversity, are always
a pleasure for visitors who can appreciate the malagasy hospitality as they enjoy the local atmosphere.

Finally, the description of Fort-Dauphin will be incomplete if we don't mention the Saint Louis peak where the effort made to climb it is largely rewarded by the extraordinary panoramic view of the entire bay of Fort-Dauphin and its vicinity.

The excursion to BERENTY has become a "classic " and the visit of its private reserve is also an undeniable destination for those who look for a green oasis with its fauna and flora that are in majority endemic of Madagascar.

In NOSY BE, you will be enchanted by the charm of the welcome and the town atmosphere. Even the downtown itself is worth the trip with its particular and original aspects (the Ylang Ylang distellery, the Dzamadzar rhum factory, the magnificient sunset on Mont Passot, etc), the excursions to Nosy Komba and Nosy Tanikely have become the undeniable tourist destinations. The particular fauna and flora in those two islands will amaze you as the calm and simplicity will turn you into a nature lover.

 

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