WESTERN MADAGASCAR [Madagascar]
The land of deciduous forests, baobab trees and wide sandy beaches. It is home to a variety of excellent reserves harbouring fascinating fauna, underground cave systems, limestone pinnacles, wide rivers and small beaches.
The coastal town of Morondava, with its charming seaside hotels, and the busy port of Majunga, provide convenient bases from which to explore the area. The west is home to the Sakalava people who have relatively dark skins and a strong African leaning in terms of their language and customs.
![]() | Madagascar has an abundance of sunshine, animals, rainforests, waterways & beaches... What else can you expect from the world's 4th largest island? |
![]() | Celebrate your wedding in a luxury retreat on Madagascar's west coast, where wildlife viewing is effortless and the variety of water sports endless. |
Our exclusive selection of properties range from comfortable, luxurious, exclusive and extravagant. The green symbol indicates exclusively yours properties that can be all yours.
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![]() | Robynne Fleming is one of our Southern African and Madagascar specialists. With her great love for the outdoors and the unusual, Robynne's holidays tend to be that little bit different. |
![]() | If you are interested in any of our destinations, but unsure of what you are looking for, what is available or where and when to go, then Stuart, Pulse Africa's Sales & Marketing Director who has travelled extensively throughout Africa, may be the ideal person to talk to. |
![]() | Nicci has been involved with the safari industry for 15 years. Although she has a deep love for East Africa and has travelled extensively through southern Africa, her passion lies in Madagascar. Today, she is a leading expert in tours and travel to this fascinating destination. Nicci also specialises in group travel, conferences and incentives. |
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