Travel to Madagascar
Madagascar
Sometimes
referred to as the Great Red Island, Madagascar is one of the beautiful travel
destinations worth visiting in the world. Located about 600 kilometers from the
eastern part of Africa, Madagascar is isolated from the world, making it one of
the secluded destinations where serenity is a reality. Here you will find
beautiful landscapes and unique species of animals. Some of the top tourist
attractions are listed below.

Ranomafana National Park

Tsingy
de Bemaraha
Located
on the western coast of the island, Tsingy de Bemaraha was listed among the
World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 1990. One of the unique features of this
lovely place is the strange karst limestone formations which reach 180 meters
in height. Thousands of visitors troop into the Tsingy de Bemaraha just to
admire its natural beauty. The southern part of the area was turned into a
national park, offering visitors to explore the place and catch amazing
moments, while the northern part is considered a restricted area.
Ile
Ste-Marie
Sometimes
referred to as Nosy Boraha, the Ile
Ste-Marie is a small island located on the eastern part of Madagascar. Ile
Ste-Marie once served as the headquarters of world renowned corsairs
such as Thomas White and William Kidd due to its tough-to-navigate lagoons and
concealing vegetation. It is considered the best place in Madagascar for whale
watching and also a perfect place to enjoy several water sports such as diving,
fishing and surfing. There are also loads of beautiful white sand beaches where
tourist can relax here.
Royal
Hill of Ambohimanga
Sometimes referred to as the holy city, Ambohimanga
is one of the most significant places in Madagascar. Unique culture and rich
historical past makes this beautiful place stand out. It is one of the most
serene places on the island where you can see lemurs and admire the unspoiled
sights of Madagascar. Royal Hill of Ambohimanga is definitely worth visiting.
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