What about getting rid of the same old routine we’re used to living with? Christmas and the New Year are coming, these are indeed good occasion to leave in holidays in a good, sunny, tropical country and forget about snow and its frizzing breeze.
Let us introduce you a new destination which we think helps lots of travellers to find their happiness: Madagascar.
Madagascar is the fourth biggest island in the world and nicknamed as the eight continents or the continent-island. Located about 400 km from the big Africa, the big island is somehow spoiled by nature. Indeed, apart from the several species of Fauna and flora which are mostly endemic to the island such as the Lemurs, Geckoes, Butterflies, Frogs, Birds, Chameleons, Orchids, Palms (ravinala) and the great Baobabs, Madagascar is also gifted by some 5000 km of beautiful whitened wild beaches. From South to the North or East to the West, wherever you’ll go to, your trip will end by a marvellous wild beach.
In the North of Madagascar, after a long tour inland, travellers can spend some couples of days in some sea resorts like, Nosy Be and its archipelago (Nosy Komba, Nosy Iranja, Nosy Sakatia…) which is now recognised by the world as one of the most wonderful sea spot in the planet. Lots of interesting maritime activities are practised in these places such as Fishing, Surfing, Kite surf, wind surf, diving and scuba… This is in order to satisfy all kind of travellers.
In the South, after a long route along the famous national 7, travellers will have couple of choices to beautifully end their trip. At Anakao which is a peninsula at some minute boat from Tulear, white sandy beach, with fewer fishier men villages, perfect for diving. At Ifaty, the Laguna is just perfect for a farniente and relax. About a couple of hours from Tulear, Northward, one would enjoy one of the most beautiful beaches in Madagascar if not in the world: Salary, Ankasy, Ampasilava and Andavadoaka.
In the East, travellers can enjoyes some unforgettable stay at the Island of the Pirates, Nosy Boraha or Sainte-Marie. That islet is recognized by the beauty of its seascapes and its colourful fishes that reign under the water. But from July till September, Sainte-Marie is just the perfect places for people who want to observe the Cetaceans and enjoye a Whale Safari. Indeed, these big mammals give birth in the warm Indian Ocean in these periods and provide some marvellous, incomparable moments to travellers when the Mothers teach their baby whales to jump over the sea. For information, it’s possible to get closer to enjoy the spectacle.
In the West of the island, after discovering one of the Wonders of the world (the Avenue of the Baobabs and the Tsingy of Bemaraha), travellers can go to Kimony beach which is the most frequented beach in that part. Just perfect for a farniente and relax.
A discovery travel in Madagascar cann’t just be performed without finishing at one of these places and is not complete unless you discover one of them...
The whole team of Lulu Tours Madagascar is hoping that this article will help you decide on where you should go this coming Christmas and welcome 2015!
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