• 1/21/2017 10:00 AM
  • Liu Yang

Destination Fly4free: Madagascar

Explore the spectacular wonders of Madagascar!

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Madagascar is a perfect destination for passionate travellers. The fourth largest island in the world is one of the most bio-diverse countries on earth, home to thousands of species of flora and fauna of which almost 90% cannot be found anywhere else on the planet. Discover the fascinating uniqueness of this island.

Madagascar has two seasons, a hot and rainy (from November until April) and a cooler dry season (from May to October). The best time to visit will depend on where you’re going, as the north is hot and humid, the east is generally wet and the south is often dry. The season to avoid a visit to Madagascar is from January to March.

How to get there:
Take a look at the flight deals to Madagascar:

Where to stay:
In Antananarivo we encourage you to stay at Hotel La Ribaudiere for €25 per night with good reviews! Located amongst a variety of well-known attractions, shops and eateries, Hotel La Ribaudiere is ideal for those wishing to discover Antananarivo and its surroundings. It also provides free wireless internet to all guests during their stay. This Victorian hotel offers family facilities, such as babysitting/child services. The front desk operates 24/7 and the friendly staff can suggest sights to visit and provide other tourist information.
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In Nosy Be you can choose to stay in a cosy bungalow at Le Grand Bleu Nosy Be for €31 per night with excellent reviews and stunning view!

In Ifaty you can consider staying in top rated bungalows at 4* Mangily Solidaire for €38 per night.

What to do:
Madagascar is a dream destination for outdoor activity lovers. Venture into national parks, go on a safari, explore one of the idyllic offshore islands, stroll through heritage towns or spot unique wildlife not found anywhere else on this earth.

Visit the Royal Hill of Ambohimanga, a historical village that was once home to Madagascar royalty. Take a spectacular trek in a moonlike landscape or through the rainforest.

Madagascar has the third largest coral reef system in the world, the Toliara coral reef, off the south-western coast. The reef is a natural barrier to rough sea waters, creating coastal waters that are ideal for swimming, diving and fishing. The still, clear waters of Nosy Boraha (Île Sainte Marie) make ideal spots for snorkelling. Migrating humpback whales visit the east coast waters between the months of July and September. Explore the coastline of beautiful Sainte Marie in a kayak. Go deep sea fishing in the Radamas or Mitsio islands. Between April and November the Emerald Sea (Mer d’Emeraude), one of the most beautiful and largest natural bays in the world, is one of the best surfing spots in the southern hemisphere. Come and see Madagascar`s annual cheese diving competition when people from around the world dive into a coral reef to retrieve a block of cheese.

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