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Angagavi
Anjajavy is located in a remote area on the northwest coast of Madagascar and is only accessible by plane. The reserve covers an area of 450 hectares and is home to more than 1,800 species of flowers, many of which are endemic to the region.
The Common Brown Lemur and Coquerel's sifaka are easy to see during the day, and the rat lemur and ferret lemur have a chance to see at night. Walk through the forest and also get the chance to see chameleons, frogs, jungle pigs and Horse Island badgers.
Take a boat trip to the mysterious islands of Moramba Bay, home to sacred baobab trees and cliff tombs, where you can picnic or snorkel or spend your holidays on a private beach.
Recommend the accomodation
Anjajavy Le Lodge 24 rooms
The House Of Marovasa- Be 13间房
Terres Blanches Lodge 8 rooms
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Ranumafana
Ranomafana means "hot water" in Madagascar, so there are hot springs here, mostly covered by dense rainforest.
Patricia Wright discovered the rare Golden bamboo lemur here in 1986, making it a national park reserve in 1991. 12 species of lemurs, 115 species of birds and 62 species of reptiles can be found here, and it is about a 7-hour drive from the capital, Antananarivo.
Recommend the accomodation
Setam Lodge
Centrest Stay
Thermal Hotel Ranomafana
Lake Hotel
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Thorn de Bemaraha
The Tsingy De Bemaraha Nature Reserve is a World Natural Heritage Site rated by the United Nations and is centred around large and small stone forests. Open to visitors from April to November every year, most of them are explored on foot, mainly through cable crossings, footpaths or suspension bridges.
The unique terrain and location make it home to a unique array of plants and strange creatures; Of course, there are also many lemurs living here (there are a total of 110 species of lemurs in the Falklands).
Recommended accommodation:
Sun of the Tsingys
Orchids du Bemaraha
The Grand Hotel
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Panggarana Canal
The Pangalanes Canal connects a series of lakes, rivers and waterways from Tamatave to Farafangana, parallel to the Indian Ocean, passing through many small towns and villages along the way.
In addition to admiring local life along the way, there is also a Palmarium Reserve worth visiting along the route.
Recommended accommodation:
Palmarium
Bush House Pangalanes Channel Hotel
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Fianaranchoa
Fianarnatsoa is located in south-central Madagascar, which means "well educated" in the local language, so it is the center of the culture and intellectuals of the Falklands. The more well-known here is the Highland Town, which consists of 3 parts, and the lower town is more lively, with many shops; Midtown has many administrative buildings and banks, more modern, and the Upper Town is a historical site of the 19th century with many religious buildings.
In addition to its many schools, churches and seminaries, Fianaranchoa also has many vineyards, tea plantations and cheese farms.
Located 56 km south of Fianaranchua, Ambalavao is famous for its papermaking and is home to the local papyrus (Antaimoro).
Recommended accommodation:
Tsara Guest House
Zomatel Hotel
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Ifat
Located in the southwest of Madagascar, Ifaty is a relaxing beachfront with soft sandy beaches, scattered palm trees, offshore coral reefs suitable for diving, and the Lanobe Lagoon. Every year in July and August, whale migration can be seen here.
There are also three forest areas to explore on foot, with many lemurs, birds, baobab trees and reptiles.
Recommended accommodation:
Bakuba Concept Hotel
The Paradise
Princess of the Lagoon
Mikea Lodge
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