The 49 best neighborhoods to see in Antananarivo

Fun African and authentic experience. The market stretch for many blocks and in many different directions. Most vendors do not act aggressively or harass passerby but appreciate and warmly welcome you when you shop or view their shop. Keep your hands on your pockets to be careful that nothing gets taken from you. Market gets extremely crowded.

The largest market in Antananarivo and densely populated with locals .Situated in Antananarivo city centre.

Have a good experience..where you can find something which doesn’t exist anymore in your country

Lovable people living in the capital of Madagascar. I find the small shops scattered throughout the city particularly charming

I went for the fresh produce and local artifacts. That part was great. Lots of useless stuff from China etc. Probably best to go with a local guide or at least a driver as public transport not easy

Vibrant, happy locals, great sandals deals. Don't bring too much and be careful with your belongings.

Had read all the warnings about thieves and pickpockets, so was super vigilant. Backed up against a wall for security to take a photo - had my small camera literally ripped out of my hands. Don’t take anything but a few notes well hidden.

Lovely place to spend a slow day in Tana, there is a cinema, fast food restaurants, supermarket, boutiques and a beautiful view of the lake. This is where Radisson hotels are based.

This is a great place to ship for clothes and shoes. I found a nice coat here. There's also a theatre in the area and some decent places to eat.

good shopping mall and food court

The best hotel with good team work

Small but great place to eat

Lovely place to spend a slow day in Tana, there is a cinemas, restaurants and fast food, boutiques and a nice view of the lake. There is supermarket also Prices are more costly .

The place to be for coffee and shopping

(Translated by Google) Small museum with a nice view of the city (Original) Petit musée avec une belle vue sur la ville

(Translated by Google) The Rova of Ilafy, located on one of the twelve sacred hills of Imerina, is a major historical site in Madagascar. Built in the 19th century, it served as the residence of King Radama II. The wooden architecture, typical of the period, is remarkable and well-preserved. The museum displays artifacts from the period, such as musical instruments, kitchen utensils, and the king's personal belongings. The visit offers an immersion in Madagascar's royal history, with panoramic views of the region. A must-see for those passionate about Malagasy history and culture. (Original) Le Rova d'Ilafy, situé sur l'une des douze collines sacrées de l'Imerina, est un site historique majeur de Madagascar. Construit au XIXᵉ siècle, il servait de résidence au roi Radama II. L'architecture en bois, typique de l'époque, est remarquable et bien conservée. Le musée présente des artefacts de l'époque, tels que des instruments de musique, des ustensiles de cuisine et des objets personnels du roi. La visite offre une immersion dans l'histoire royale de Madagascar, avec une vue panoramique sur la région. Un lieu incontournable pour les passionnés d'histoire et de culture malgaches.

(Translated by Google) Former royal residence, small museum. (Original) Ancienne demeure royale, petit musée.

(Translated by Google) A historical museum, calm place with panoramic view (Original) Une musée historique, endroit calme avec vue panoramique - A historical museum, calm place with panoramic sight

(Translated by Google) King Andrianjafy d'Ilafy, son of the great King ANDRIAMBELOMASINA..... (Original) Roi Andrianjafy d'Ilafy, fils du grand Roi ANDRIAMBELOMASINA.....

(Translated by Google) The commandery (Original) La commanderie

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Esperience

(Translated by Google) Head full of memories, for the first time in my life I return to the country of my birth and see my little brother Triolet and my biological family as well as my half-brother ROGER driver of the Green and yellow train of 🇲🇬 I miss you so much where are you.? Big kisses Juvenah (Original) Des nouvenirs plein la tête, pour la première fois de ma vie que je reviens dans mon pays de naissance et que je vois mon petit frère Triolet et ma famille biologique ainsi que mon demi-frère ROGER conducteur du train Vert et jaune de 🇲🇬 vous me manquez tellement ou êtes vous.? Gros bisous Juvenah

(Translated by Google) Imposing building (Original) Imposantes Gebäude

(Translated by Google) the station is very clean, I recommend it (Original) stacja bardzo czysta polecam

(Translated by Google) Very good atmosphere (Original) Très bonne ambiance

(Translated by Google) Practical (Original) Pratique

The best moment to go their is when the jacaranda trees are blooming. Unfortunately i don’t have great pictures of them.

Nice lake to walk around. A bit dirty but not excessively.

Independence Day lights and fireworks

Nice place for chill

I loike to move it move it

(Translated by Google) The lake unfortunately looks quite polluted, the color of the water says it all, unfortunately the government of Madagascar does nothing to heal the capital of Antananarivo, it is full of garbage and I did not see anything that could change things, a shame that there is so much pollution. (Original) El lago desgraciadamente se ve bastante contaminado, el color del agua lo dice todo, desgraciadamente el gobierno de Madagascar no hace nada para sanar la capital de Antananarivo , esta llena de basura y no vi nada que pueda cambiar las cosas, una pena que haya tanta contaminación.

(Translated by Google) There is this artificial lake in the south of Antananarivo. Its surroundings are not very encouraging, but the lake and the monument in it, which commemorates the people of Madagascar who fought alongside the French in the First World War, are a pleasant sight. The place is worth a short walk. (Original) Antananarivo déli részén van ez a mesterséges tó. A környezete nem túl bizalomgerjesztő, de a tó és a benne lévő emlékmű, mely az első világháborúban a franciák mellett harcoló madagaszkári embereknek állít emléket, kellemes látvány. Egy rövid sétát megér a hely.

A whole artistic experience. I wish there were better lighting in the yard.

Walked for hours. Its closed on saturday while Google says it should be open

It's a cafe, with good ambience and no food. Only drinks. Can enjoy the music with drinks, that's it!!

International and local friendly atmosphere! 😎🔥

Lots of choice, reasonable prices and no hassle.

The place to go...

(Translated by Google) There is a restaurant and bar well-decorated with artwork, and a separate space for art gallery exhibitions. It seems like a place where art and tradition come together well. It's perfect with a small glass of wine and pizza. There are also regular performances every Friday evening. (Original) 아트작품들로 잘 꾸며져 있는 레스토랑과 Bar가 있고 아트갤러리 전시가 가능한 공간도 별도로 있네요..웬지 Art와 전통이 잘 어우럳러진 곳인듯.. 작은 와인과 피자를 함께 하면 딱이네요..매주 금요일 저녁에는 정기공연도 있다고 합니다

Although very far from Antananarivo city centre if you have to visit one historical site in Antananarivo then make this Rovan' Amohimanga Palace a priority visit.Declared a UNESCO Heritage site this Palace complex has most of its original structure intact.Also the view of Antananarivo from this Palace Watchtower is breathtaking.

It is a UNESCO world heritage. It is the king's palace from 1800s and has queen's summer house from 1900s. The summer house has gifts from different countries such as mirrors from Queen Victoria of England, french cristal ware and wallpaper from Japan. The ticket for foreigners costs 10000 and for local costs 400. I recommend visiting the place with a guide as there are not many written explanation. Has nice panoramik view at the top.

A surprisingly simple Palace, in tact from before the French Colonozation and thankfully kept. UNESCO sites are always great. No pics allowed inside buildings

One of my favorite place in Tana

A UNESCO Heritage Site. Comprises a royal city and burial site, and an ensemble of sacred places. The Royal Hill was the burial ground for its sovereigns; built in the 15th century and was set up as a fortified political capital and royal palace during the reign of King Andriantsimitoviaminandriana in the 18th century.

Hardly a Palace as most people would think of it. A collection of a few huts with some basic items inside. Lovely views of the surrounding countryside though. 10,000 Ary entrance fee for foreigners plus 600 Ary for taking photos (outside only)

A major step in Madagascar's History. Nicely preserved. Would deserve a full reconstitution [live performance maybe?] and an historian to develop the landmark history Be prepared to pay restrooms...

Birds park in the capital of Madagascar. Needs a little cleaning. You can visit in half hour.

A beautiful park with a lot of birds and wold nature, the big issues are that there are no indicators in park for alleys, and in a portion of the park people build up their houses, so while admiring the nature and birds you can end up on someones property

Lots of birds including the rare Meller's Duck. Nice little place

Pleasant walk around this park - visit early in the morning or late afternoon and bring a long lens for the many, many birds that live here. The northwest corner of the park has homes, but the rest is an oasis of nature in the middle of a crowded city. You have to buy your ticket in advance (i.e. the day before) but you can show up as early as 6 am and have the whole park to yourself.

They took 20,000 Ariary to let me enter the park and after 50 minutes they ordered us to leave the park and the payment they charge was not recorded

An oasis right within the city. Unfortunately you have to buy tickets in advance @Tana Waterfront. Many birds and also some chameleons.

Happy day

A church with a beautiful interior, located in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar.

For me is the first cathedral with the arcades in timber. It is on the path of every touristic visit of Tana. There are even some saints relics exposed inside

Was closed, only a lot of begging people around but a nice view from the top.

I believe this is the largest cathedral in the city. It's a very beautiful structure and the interior was nice. I did not manage to inside the cathedral as there was a wedding ceremony ongoing. Looking from outside it did look well maintained. There's a very large statue of Mary but to get a good shot you'll need to get it from the bottom of the stairs leading up to the church. The neighborhood seems safe to walk about. It's on the way to the Rova Palace.

Nice stained glass. Good respite from the tumult of Antsirabe

As a staunch catholic Christian, this was a climax of my trip...visiting the cathedral of Antananarivo. Most especially was the visit to the tomb of an African saint...Blessed Victoire. I was able to pray in the cathedral, though wasnt fortunate to attend Holy Mass.

Nice small Cathedral in Antananarivo, Capital of Madagascar.

This place is a trap. Scam guides in front of the building. Don't go! The building is nice from the outside, just go for a quick look if you really want to see it.

Don't mistake this palace with the restored Queen's Palace further uphill. This place is a total rip-off, with nothing inside. It's just a messy, empty hull with a few placards on Madagascar's independence that you can read about online.

Interesting place. We were talked into using a guide but we found it really wasn't necessary. Enough signs to tell a story. Worth the visit.

Really cool Malagasy building with informative displays and knowledgeable guide. 40,000 to get in. They said you need an official guide. He will look for a tip and a chance to guide you around the other palace past the post office up the hill. I used another guide for that to spread the tip money around.

Very few artifacts on display inside a couple of small room, really not much to see, not well preserved, no organization. As soon as you arrive, there are a lot of local "tour guides" who are not actually licensed guides who swarm up to the car who then try to coerce money out of you however they can. They'll keep telling you that they need to split the money between them and they need to save the money, wants euros or US dollars instead of the local currency (ariary) so they can get more, and it's not easy to leave until you pay them A LOT more than what they should guide (based on what the hotel and local driver told me). The driver was scared to tell me that they were asking for too much since these fake local "guided" would get mad at him later. The whole country is full of people who try to trick, beg, or coerce money out of you. Beware. I won't be going back and will let my friends/family know not to visit. The lemurs are not worth with dealing with the humans there.

Well, the place has been restored and it's great to see it in real... Actually, it's like the palaces we see in movies... :-) and it's would be awesome to visit the rooms upstairs but it's not yet possible for now

The Palace interior was being renovated when I was there. There are a limited number of exhibits but they are made fascinating if you have the right guide. My guide was "Tahina" who expertly explained the artifacts in excellent english (he speaks 5 languages). The weirdest exhibit was a small diorama of monkeys dressed in victorian guide at a party to represent the Malagasy people. It was presented by Napoleon to the Malagasy people as some sort of joke but they kept it all this time. You are asked to give the guide something after the tour. I asked my guide if he could help arrange a car and driver. He ended being my guide on a 12 day trip through southern Madagascar and did a great job. Ask for Tahina as your guide. I had a different guide at the Queen's Palace and he wasn't half as good.

Everything was great! The food was really good, the staff was nice. And the place is very beautiful, especially on a sunny day. It's in a nice location and easy to get to, so I'd recommend coming here.

Very good. “European restaurant” is not fair, since there is a fusion with local food. The duck with Foie grass was pretty local, as ingredient and interpretation (in a positive way). The relaxed atmosphere around the pool is also great.

We ate on the first floor restaurant. Nice and cosy. Extensive menu plus specials on the blackboard. Service was excellent, portions generous and extremely tasty. Two courses for 2 people plus water and 3 cocktails came to £23. Only complaint was that I had no room for pudding! If we had more time we’d definitely be back.

The food was really good, but for a restaurant of this reputation the waiters need to learn that the clients are paying customers and not their enemies. Our waiter Alberto was fine and did a good job. But the lady in the bar short hair and glasses. Was incredible rude. I made an allergic reaction to spice and began sneezing uncontrollably, I used the napkin provided by the restaurant. The lady arrived after the factory with paper napkins and yelled at me for sneezing on the other napkin, as if I was a clairvoyant knowing I was going to sneeze. After we told her the irrationality of her argument, she went to their colleagues and mock me by sizing a few times over the dinner. I have never seen that on a restaurant before. Really left us an extremely bad memory of what at that point a good evening.

French cusines with reasonable price. Is mini museum...... Must visit when you in Madagascar

An institution in Tana! Coming here since many years. Also the hotel is recommended! The food though is consistently delicious, fresh ingredients, creative food design and superb taste. Even great value for money, as you can tell since it's always full, lunch or dinner. Keep up the good work, team Sakamanga! 😋😜✌️

I visited here in 2016 when i was a kid.Food was good and its also best place for me to spend time with parrot in my profile picture(i am not lying) :D

Lots of stairs but you don't go to church for that 😊

(Translated by Google) A place of worship ready to welcome you to strengthen your faith and entrust all your actions in accordance with God's plan. (Original) Un lieu de culte prêt à vous accueillir pour renforcer votre foi et confier toutes vos actions conformément au plan de Dieu.

Worth the visit. The building it self tells a story. The exhibits are few and simple. The information in films and digital exhibits tells very simplistic and selective history of Madagascar all the way to its Independence, but is a good introduction for those no familiar with the the last three centuries of Monarchy, Colonial Times, and the struggle for independence of this fascinating Island. The site offers one of the best views of Antananarivo.

Beautiful palace and place to learn about Malagasy history. However it is a pity that they burned it some years ago so most of the place is renovated. Small museum inside about kings, queens, Madagascar and some nice items. Amazing view from top of Antananarivo as it is at the highest point of the city.

Very nice place to visit, certainly to recommend! Everything described in malgasy, french and English. A guide is good to give you some more background to the things, but not really necessary.

Quite a nice view. And a 20000 entry fee for a short visit is fair enough. A short visit is plenty of time to walk around the recreation of the historic buildings. There are some interesting historic artifacts inside some but there's not much left of original architecture after the fire in 1995. You may find a tour guide helpful if you want a longer tour. Beware. No photos allowed inside buildings- dunno why they don't want people sharing the interesting stuff but whatever.

It was exceptional. I went in 2019 before the renovations, and it was alright. Now, since the renovations, it is SO much better. It's like a museum inside, and the guide was a huge help. Very knowledgeable, and the history of Madagascar really comes together. I recommend going with the two hour tour, because there's so much to see. It's too bad they don't let you take pictures inside, because there is some really beautiful stuff. Although, if we were allowed to take pictures, it would have taken 4 hours.lol

I thoroughly enjoyed visiting this palace. It costed inr 360 rupees. The guide was too good with his explanation about the displays. The views are great as you can see. Worth visiting.

Be careful of non official tour guides! I can say that museum is one of the highlights of Antananarivo. It shows and gives you more closer picture about political situation in Madagascar. Photos from some reason are not allowed inside of museum. It is easy to visit as it is walking distance from downtown, but you have to go up hill. It was rebuild after the fire, so many things are replica. Entrance is 20 K for two hours visit. Watch out of non official tour guides as we got scammed at the end. We had a tour from 3-5 pm ( at the end of the opening hours) so it was not crowded. Our guide finished a tour in a back yard where his friend join us and they asked 50 euros for a tips. Friendly guide at the beginning of our visit turn out in very unpleasant guy. We gave him 30k (10k was to cover his ticket - locals have reduced price) and we managed to leave the site but we felt unsafe on our way back to hotel as we knew he had a another friend at the entrance of the gate which we met at the first place. Luckily we came to hotel without any issue but that incident left bitter taste of Antananarivo.

Awesome experience. The mixed grilled was trop bon😋 👏🏾

Fabulous place! Make sure you're hungry before you go!

If you love meat this is the place to be when in Tana. Great selection of red meat and white served with different salads and rice. You will not be disappointed at all.

Great place, extremely welcoming staff, and cool premise. Only downside is that all the food is just varying animals of the same spice combination. Wish they experimented with different rubs and sauces. The ice cream was also very bad

Food was was fantastic, shisha was garbage! Great place in downtown Antananarivo! The vibe, the atmosphere, and the food were all topnotch! I loved how you just kept being brought different meat options until you lowered the flag that the put on your table! I really enjoyed eating snake, crocodile and beef, chicken and pork. The shisha is not good at all so dont bother wasting your money on it. Ughhh...

All-you-can-eat African barbeque restaurant (similar to Brazilian Churrasco). Meat selection includes lamb legs, lamb chops, chicken wings, spare ribs, beef heart, beef tongue and snake meats. The meal includes French fries, mango pickles, and condiment sauces. The meats were okay - I found many of the meats were a bit heavy on black pepper which covered the meat taste. After you finished, they brought grilled pineapples as “dessert.” The service was excellent, the waiters spoke English brought the requested meats, frequently checking if you need anything and helped me find and negotiated taxi fare.

Loved this place. The food was delicious, never had snake before! My favourite was the lambs liver and they cooked me more especially because I loved it so much. Great cocktails, the rhum ginger tonic is super spicy! Totally recommended

Very nice Italian restaurant. I really like decoration, it’s very cozy. I’ve ordered pizza Ortolana (vegetarian) and I have to say that it was one of delicious pizza I’ve ever eaten. So I can highly recommend:) Nice and helpful service <3

it was our first time trying out this restaurant and we came out with smiles on our faces and very satisfied ! the decor is great, the staff are smiling and happy to help with our questions and the food is top notch ! i had a mozzarella, rocket, mushroom and olive calzone, which i absolutely loved. and my partner had the 4 Formaggi pizza, he kept saying how light and airy it was ! we both loved the fresh tomato sauce, made to perfection. you can taste the quality of the produce in each bite, we highly recommend ☺️

Probably one of the best pizzas i’ve ever had. Felt a bit like in italy as one part of the restaurant looks like a pizza oven. Service was great, highly recommend!!

Classic Italian restaurant. The further you go into the back rooms, the more intense the feeling of being in Italy becomes. Some tables have hooks for storing handbags, very attentive. Why some other tables were built from Euro pallets is probably only clear to the architect. Unfortunately, annoying Eurotrash music ruins the whole beautiful 'Italien' ambience. The prices for the menu shown at Google you have to multiply with 1,15 as of December 2024. The service is very attentive and noteworthy. The food, on the other hand, is of standard level (even the obligatory pepper mill is of no use). I would have liked some bread with the quite ok octopus carpaccio (as an Italian, it should be easy to bake in the pizza oven), the Pizza Alla Pescatora was surprisingly 'clear' in terms of toppings and taste. The spicy oil was absolutely helpful in this case. Conclusion: in Europe it would probably be one of many, but under local circumstances it is certainly a very good choice

Loved everything about this great restaurant. Food, Service, staff and ambience.

Best Italian restaurant in Antananarivo. Please, don't miss the new decorations. Really nice Mediterranean ambient. As for the food, very nice menu with highest quality ingredients. Pasta and pizza are a must. You should try their delicious panna cotta and it's spectacular home-made limoncello.

Super !! Small place around 20 tables . Service is super , very professional. Food was very good . Prices are in the middle range. There is an issue with parking so I would advice to take a taxi. Highly recommend

One of the big crocodile farm in Madagascar ivato you can enjoy with crocodile meat and any kind of crocodile dishes. There is some special frogs and lizards you can see those frogs and lizards only in Madagascar. It’s very nice place but foods price little bit expencive and weekends are crowded if you can go with week days it’s calm and silent place for you. Enjoy with crocodile meat with Madagascar croc farm

25.000 Ariary the entrance fees + food (crocodile meal). The park is neatly maintained. You can find crocodiles, of course, and cameleons, snakes, frogs. The shop store is near the reception desk. Very expensive. Free parking lot.

One of the enormous crocodile ranch in Madagascar ivato you can appreciate with crocodile meat and any sort of crocodile dishes. There is a few extraordinary frogs and reptiles you can see those frogs and reptiles just in Madagascar. It's exceptionally pleasant spot yet food varieties cost tad expencive and ends of the week are packed on the off chance that you can go with week days it's quiet and quiet spot for you. Appreciate with crocodile meat with Madagascar croc ranch. 25000Ar per person tickets

Neat little dive into the culture and wildlife of Madagascar: fosa, lemurs, snakes, chameleons, tortoises, crocs and more. The staff are friendly, good price, and the food is decent.

Very decent, a lot of crocs and other animals That’s for sure. Tiny recommendation would be a map of the park/suggested walking route?

Clean and well managed place to see the Nile Crocodiles, Cameleons, Frogs, Snakes and other endemic plants found in madagascar in captivity. Close to Ivato airport.

Just amazing. Real wildlife. So many crocodiles. You can even feed a lemur.

Loved their food! I was not ready for the experience as I was thinking of a more casual dine. However, tried their duck and the thin layer of fat was perfectly cooked which is mostly rare in restaurants.

Amazing place! Really good exceptional food at very low prices (for foreigners at least) in a very colonial and classy atmosphere. Very friendly and attentive staff. A very good experience overall

Had an awesome dinner. The trio of fish carpaccio is amazing. The service is excellent.

I’ve eaten well all over the world (highlights: Bogota and Tbilisi) but this place put Tana squarely on the map for me! Delicious Magret de Canard the last time I was here, then tonight the tuna and calamari was sublime!

We had diner at this restaurant after trying Varangue and Kudeta, hoping it's pretty close to the others. It was a disappointment though. We had the meron with cheese and lasagna. The meron was old and oily, with a pregnant fish smell and the lasagna was below average, basically tasteless. Besides this, when asking to pay with credit card they insisted a lot of times that they charge an extra 5% for cc fees, something the other restaurants don't charge. Also the prices are pretty much the same as the other 2 restaurants, but the quality is not even close. Besides all this we both were pretty ill after this dining experience, but i can't say for sure it was the food.

The atmosphere is great, feels like old, food quality is great, their specialty is the Soufflé, it is really awesome

Great food. Tartare de poisson is excellent (better than the competition), chocolate mousse amazing, great maigret de canard, shrimps and fries. Four stars because I've had better carpaccio and steak in Tana, ... will come back. Service was great too. Good job!

This is a combination of a zoo and a botanical garden. I wouldn't say it's the best place I've ever visited, but if you're already in Antananarivo and want to see some interesting animal and plant species, it's worth a visit. The entrance fee is affordable, but it's important to note that the animals are kept in very small and enclosed spaces. However, if you're looking to take a walk and enjoy beautiful plant species and a scenic lake, you might find this place quite enjoyable.

All zoo's are meant to be education centres for wildlife viewers and Tsimbazaza zoo although poorly maintained does give visitors a close up view of Lemurs and a few other birds and reptiles.Before visiting a National park a visit to this zoo is beneficial.The zoo has a excellent " Natural History Museum " next to it that has original fossils and skeletons of extinct Madagascar species.

Zoo is so small , please support zoo & any one can buy animals and support by adding to zoo or visit

Very dilapidated place, with some very unhappy animals. The level of care is way too low. Also the rubbish and plastic waste is obscene! It's apparent that the team have no incentive or will to care for the animals or the gardens.

Unfortunately, quite poor garden, suffering animals in unsufficient conditions, mess and rubbish all over the garden, damaged plants and trees (marked and scratched by visitors), many empty spaces, dead animals (I saw 1 bird and 1 chameleon). Well, don't expect standards like in developed countries. Artificially created biotopes have a nice idea, but the reality will bring disappointment..

The best about it the guide, check out Bruno he's fun, informative and passionate. The zoo is small but had over 14 types of lemurs. This is a caged zoo, but a good place to start learning about what to expect.

It's a fun place if you don't want to get out to one of the national parks or reserves and just see some animals and the variety of plants Madagascar has right here in Tana! Locals basically go in for free, we opted not to have a guide and just roamed around on our own. We had a fun time on their manual ferris-wheel... it was a person jumping on it and pulling it down by force, so fun!

Very nicely decorated place having in mind surroundings where you need to fight with beggers to come to the entrance of this Bistro. I had really, really high expectations, we only ordered espresso and icecream. I don't know what type of people usually come here but to pay for one scoop of icecream 8.500 aria is just way to much. But OK, that wasn't a problem. My problem is that 2 months ago I have been in Tuscany, Italy, ate their gelato, scoop had the same price but it was like 1000 times more delicious ice cream. And in Italy they give in one scoop two different ice cream flavors. Same is in Croatia. In Iran I payed one scoop 1.000 aria and flavors were much more richier. 3 espresso and 6 scoops we payed 76.000 aria (15€). Way too much. Big dissapointment. And about location, there is no view on city, you are surrounded by some green wired wall from outside world, you feel like on some isolated island. I don't know about their other food, but what I have seen in passage on my way out pizza didn't look like italian napoletana or romana, but maybe that could have been better choice. Overall all 3 of us are not satisfied neither with quality, neither with prices. The only good think Bar is superbly decorated, Antananarivo authorities must deal woth powerty so this bar eoth fancy name Le Buffet du Jardin can really be in Jardin, opened to people.

The best is that the restaurant is next to the tourist office. Good hamburguer. Pasta is not very good.

The only place in two weeks of Madagascar where they tried to cheat us on the bill. We were a large group of 20 people and they tried three times to steal on the bill: put a dish twice, put a higher price than the one in the menu for two dishes. Never happened before in Madagascar and I hope it is an isolated occurrence. The food was just average, nothing out of the ordinary and prices aligned the location 😀. The service was reasonably fast for Madagascar, taking into account we ordered by phone two hours before arrival.

Everyone be careful!! !!!This is a cheating restaurant!!! Especially foreigners!! When we asked for the facture, he gave us a wrong one (147,000ar), i found out and ask him to change. We ordered World Cola and the waiter (the man in photo) deliberately changed it to Coca Cola 12,000ar which is doble of the price of World Cola. Then the dessert is also a trap! They will offer you a plate of different cakes without telling you one is 20,000ar for a lemon tart. Their manager cannot speak English, so he only listened to his staff, who told him my son ordered Coca Cola not his fault. Please ALL beware of this restaurant!!!

Fairly priced, good customer service , smoking area under the veranda. I totally recommend it

We had lunch (fish) and the food was really 👍 there was also a pool, nice high trees... really a nice restaurant, and you can stay over, it seems. A few old French men with very young Malagasy wives were also eating there. It looked like the best location in that town.

Was great. Attentive service and great DRAFT beer with good food. Yum!

It was a poster display of the history of pirates generally and in Madagascar. It's all in French but some nice photos. There are some models that were sweet. A very modest 3 rooms in a side street of Tana.

I am not satisfied with the museum. It is a pirates pictures museum. I saw just very few items that can belong to previous eras. Even the other available items are newly made.

I loved my visit to this place. Very educating history about pirates. I liked the effort to translate the documents to English but there is some inconsistency and wrong captioning in the some of the translated texts. I will give 5 stars if the documents are corrected.

It's a tourist trap. It has some interesting panels on Malagasy pirates, but don't come here expecting to get a very good understanding of piracy in the Indian ocean or to see artifacts. You will find neither. But, for 10,000AR (3USD), I guess I can't complain.

King Julien was not there. Wish i'd seen him. Ive never been here. Was very fun. 10/10

Good for an hour to walk through. It is mostly in French, but they gave us an English version to read by ourselves as we went through.

Nice idea, but not really convinced of the pirate history of Madagascar. Only one artifact to been see, a cannon.

Great atmosphere with a perfect setup A staff very professional serving a very large range of top quality food joining the brasserie parisienne with the spices of Madagascar Definitely a must in Tana! Well done! Will go back !

We enjoyed our diner at Grand Café de la Gare, with live piano music in the background and under the charm of the location itself! Highly recommend when in Tana!

Nice environment, colonial style. There is also a nice bar. Good amount of green in the open air area.

Well...I had expectations as I came from the Princess Bora on Sainte Marie. But... It's a nice place, they did a great restauration job and created a good, relaxing atmosphere. The service did a good job, too. But the food disappointed me. The waiter recommended the zebu steak and so I did. The redwine-onion sauce was delicious, but just too less for a sauce lover like me. Half of the steak and it was already gone. I ordered mayonnaise and got remoulade, which is not a bad thing as it was also delicious. But the steak...the meat quality was bad, several tendons and hard in some places, too. The experience of eating a great steak got destroyed, I gave approx a third of the meat to the cat next to me. Very sad as it was my last Dinner before I need to attend my flight back to Europe. And yes, I totally agree to one of the other opinions here: you should add information about possible food allergies on menu. Fifou, the owner, manages several Restaurants/Hotels in Europe, he usually has to know and take care as with the price point here, this restaurant definitely aims to tourists, business people and wealthy Madagassi. So here is big room for development.

Food quality is good but it's now quite overpriced, service can be slow, waiters don't check on tables often enough. Fruit juices and cocktails are extortionate. I had catch of the day, fries and vegetables and it was all very nice except the tartar sauce which was not good.

Wonderful restaurant in the old train station! Excellent food, great service.

Atmosphere I could give 1000000000! The food gourmet. Some plates are better than others but in general a very nice gastronomic experience. Super good prices for what they offer . We visited five times during our stay

(Translated by Google) Need (Original) Milay

Cool place. There are some odd choices regarding the structure and architecture tho

Market very fresh fruit and vegetables price not expensive, I recommend every one to buy and support sellers

This a beautiful stadium with an amazing architecture in Antananarivo, Madagascar

Nice Place For sporty people

Beautiful city

Really nice soccer stadium. Like something out of Doha, Qatar!

Not everyone can enter there

A beautiful, clean and modern international airport of a small African state. I was pleased to find that there were places everywhere to charge my mobile and the WiFi was good and strong, unlike many other airports

Take note that their own local currency, the Madagascar Ariary, cannot be used inside the airport after passing the customs. Only EUR and USD are accepted.

Ivato International Airport exceeded my expectations in every way! The modern terminal is sleek and efficient, with friendly staff and a seamless check-in process. The airport's design is stunning, with plenty of natural light and comfortable seating areas. I loved the local touches and artwork on display, which added to the airport's charm. The staff were helpful and courteous, and the airport's amenities were top-notch. Departing from Ivato was a breeze, and I'll always look back on my time here fondly. Highly recommend!

I have been through the international and domestic terminals. It is fairly clean, I like the wooded chairs in the waiting areas. All the basics seem to be covered, there are some food options. It is a small airport.

The ADEMA check in staff seem poorly trained . I arrived in good time only to spend 1 hour having my visa and onward flight booking authenticated . 5 long checks and 3 phone calls until they accepted me to fly. When I complained I was met by rudeness from the girl and her supervisor . Adding a photo of the rude woman as she would not give me her name for my complaint

The main airport in the country, almost all international airlines are operating trips toward Madagascar to this airport, its location is good, very friendly and helpful staff, there is no duty free. The Airport is new, clean and well managed.

A very new airport when we passed through it in 2023, 'Ivato International Airport' will need a lot of attention if it's not to depreciate rapidly. We travelled through via the business class lounges, which were alright (being new), but offered very little in the way of entertainment, international food, plus there was no alcohol. There was a nice photographic exhibition on the walls, which (from up-to-date pictures) I can see are still there now, a year later. Not sure if that's good or bad. Immigration, customs and boarding procedure were not that good; queues were long and disorganized. It's a very bad policy that you cannot use any of their own currency in the airport, which means that only euros and US dollars can be used. Madagascan currency cannot be changed to your currency, so be sure to do this outside. There was a 'hut' nearby that did this. Not the worst international airport I've been through, but the signs are there!

I did the Antananarivo - Morondava road trip with this company, and I do not recommend it at all. It was supposed to be a 12 to 14 hours drive, and it went up to almost 17 hours. For this kind of trip, they should use the most comfortable buses, but instead of this, we had a very old bus, with no AC (30 celsius degrees or more for the whole trip), and dirty. At some points there was rain and the water leaked through the windows, a lot. Besides this, if you find a flight between these 2 cities on a date that fits for you, take it with no hesitation, don't take the bus. The road is in horrendous conditions, so bad that the bus can barely make more than 50km/hour in most of the ride. And in a bus as bad as this one, this can be the worst road trip experience.

Cotisse Transport bus service office at Ambodivona in Antananarivo. Large well maintained reception room with bookings for buses going to different parts of Madagascar.

I wouldn't go through this again. Just fly. However, if you want to go cheap and have a 10hrs+ to waste AND speak French fluently, yes, do Cotisse. But go for the Premium or VIP ride. This terminal has plenty of bathrooms. It also has a full cafe with actual croissants! My trip between Antananarivo and Toamasina was estimated 9hrs. Going out, it became 16hrs. Returning it was approximately 12hrs. The roads are tight and there's other full size tractor trailer traffic. The Cotisse terminal staff were as helpful as they could be despite the language barrier. It's a semi-professional operation. The drivers are the same. Good, reliable Premium and VIP vans. Swift, skilled driving; dry or heavy downpour. If you DO NOT ask for specific things, they will not tell you. Be annoying. Ask the question. Every business in this country is the same: they'll stare at you for 10hrs straight but are reluctant to communicate or give the customer information. They're not being rude, they just seriously don't know any better.

The best in Madagascar But not the best at all Sometimes they cancel a trip But at least they call and try to give you a solution Very smaaaalllll sits and no other option many times Some distention like ‘ ambanja- diago - ambolibe - nosy be’ No option to take vip or premium some times Over all After 130 trips with cotisse You are the best But you need to improve

Cotisse is one of the expensive/luxury Transport companies in the country. As usual in Madagascar, no WhatsApp works too much - anyway I attach the photo with phone numbers for inquiries. - They offer some routes from/to Antananarivo. If you want a route 'in between', sadly you'll need to pay full price even when not doing 100% of the trip; that's certainly one of the downsides of travelling by land in this country. (For example, we wanted to go to Ambositra, and then to Fianaratsoa. Tickets were 20.000 from Tana. But then, from Ambositra to Fiana, we would still have to pay the full 40.000, that's the initial price they charge from Tana to Fianaratsoa 🙈 that's just how it works on Madagascar). - They have three kind of cars, depending on the route (Lite/premium/vip). - Prices are not cheap, but the service was very good. It did depart on time! The car was not super comfortable (for example seats didn't lean back) but okay. The office was clean, with toilets, a cafeteria and wifi with vouchers (didn't work too much). - At the office we found only ONE staff member speaking English and he was very helpful and kind. Otherwise we'd had need to use translator (sadly we speak no french nor Malagasy; that's something we should improve for sure). - Highly recommended to buy tickets one or even two days in advance. The vehicles are small and have a few seats. You can choose them in advance and they do respect your place 💚 - At least in our Tana-Ambositra trip, we had one stop around 2 hrs after departure. So I assume they go without stopping all the way, but that's something you should ask beforehand.

A lot of rumours about this company. Website contacts are not up to date. They never reply to emails in English. Unfortunately, there is no WhatsApp contact available. However, you can sort out everything at the place. This is a big taxi-brousse station with lots of information, help desks, ticket desks, coffee shops, restaurant, shops, toilet, etc. Our journey to Morondava was long (14h), but quite smooth. There was broken TV and no WiFi in the bus as promised. The best places to book are behind the driver. There are Cotisse offices all over the country. Some staff speaks good English. Do not get scammed by “tour operators” who just resell Cotisse tickets as private transfer with transfers to/from your hotel for 5 times the actual price.

Very comfortable compared to all the other mini busses in Madagascar. Prices (for western hemisphere people) absolutely affordable. Driver made a Stop every 2 to 3 hours during the night. Only the non stop music was a bit bothersome. And I was sitting next to the door wich was leaking during a heavy rainfall. I was getting wet. But hey, thats Madagascar.

Great first stop to meet other back packers. The staff are fantastic! The food is good and it's a great location. Just a little issue with water and not being able to shower which is much needed after a long flight or a day in the city.

We stopped here for a bite and the vibes were outstanding. Lots of young people hanging out. Great burger and beer.

Place quite close to downtown but far at the same time, which provide with both peace and connection to the city. It is placed in a hill next to the centre. Clean place, at least the independent high house on the stairs, rustic and very authentic. Staff is quite nice and a good local breakfast can be arranged.

This is the best hostel in Tana. The rooms are expensive, but the staff is friendly and the atmosphere here is truly that of a hostel. The owners are a really nice and very helpful. They let guests use the kitchen and have a good dorm space. I recommend this place to anyone staying in Tana, but I also recommend getting out of Tana as soon as you can. There is much more to see in Madagascar.

Seriously best backpacker option in Tana, wonderful and friendly staff, very chill vibrant vibe and decent clean rooms. Food and beverage is pretty darn awesome too. Staff are also more than happy to help set you up with ways to explore this unique country. Guarantee this will top Lonely Planet’s recommendation in the next edition 😉

We ate at this hostel twice, didn't sleep here. Good vibes and has a hostel cat called Kiki (I think that's his name). Would be great if they could neuter him. Lots of vegetarian food options. Mostly Mexican / tex-mex food

The only normal option for staying at Tana. Still, dorms and rooms are very expansive as for what you get. Staff is helpful and knows English very well but the managers are very unpleasant. During a 40 days trip in Madagascar I had to stay there several times and I got the feeling that this place is managed by very greedy people.

This is more of a tourist shop where you can buy handicrafts of Madagascar, vanilla and other delicacies of the island. Nothing special, plus I found the vanilla and vanilla products too pricey. It's for sure, not a gallery. I would go again but I would buy my vanilla sticks from real groceries or open markets.

Many souvenirs and hand craft could be found here with good quality and price. I bought many things here at the end of my trip and observations of many shops all around Madagascar. No need to negotiate about the price.

Probably the best souvenir shop in Tana. Love it!

Big variety of crafted items. All priced and credit cards welcome. No doubt it is cheaper buying in the market but it’s a nice environment and they also support people in rural areas from where they obtain their wares.

All you need to buy in Madagascar & next door there is a spice shop/ rum/ fresh Vanilla pods. Very friendly n helpful staffs. We ordered a taxi a whole day to wait for us.

Nice shop that sells beautiful handicraft to good prices. They also had fresh vanilla! The place to go for all your souvenirs and gifts.

Very diverse and good quality gift shop ranging from raphia products (table mats, baskets, bags, boxes etc), through T-shirts (Carambole and Maki brands I guess) and zebu horn products to woodwork, paintings and some metal decoration items. There is even a food section so they practically have everything you might consider as "Malagasy handicraft".

A very vibration night club but lack of space

Its a great place if you want to chill to some good music and enjoy watching people dancing. I will recommend this place, most specially if you staying at Carlton hotel and the surrounding for those who are visiting Tana. You will have a good time since there is dissent crown that comes over.

This was all about Night life downtown Antananarivo...it was a great spit with live malagasy music. Few seats, so most people stood while drinking. Young men visiting should be aware that the ladies here wouldn't spare them😁 asking for a drink. I had my fair share of harrasment. For security reasons, it's advisable to go here with a local person who speaks the language.

One of the best Club in Tana. Damn good music and crowd. The place is small for a large party. For the same reason gets too crowded fast.

The food is definitely 👌🏾

It's a good place to hangout, having fun or if you like to enjoing party, and there are many shows.

Nice place. Friendly staff and security. Highly recommend if your in tana

It's french

(Translated by Google) Great place, well located on Avenue de l'Independence there is a library and a performance hall where you can see plays, films or even concerts. Negative point, the parking lot is too small and there is often not enough space. (Original) Super endroit, bien situé au niveau de l'avenue de l'indépendance il y a une bibliothèque et une salle de spectacle où l'on peut voir des pièces de théâtre, des films ou encore des concerts. Point négatif, le parking est trop petit et il n'y a souvent pas assez de place.

(Translated by Google) A place that's enriching for its cinema and its library. There's a selection, but not enough in some sections (novels, for example). The security guards, especially the young one, don't know how to act as interfaces and lack courtesy. They need to be taught how to communicate, especially with the young Vazahas, who can indeed be quite abrupt. There's unfair treatment. Having to leave all your belongings in the lockers, when we have computers to work on, is ridiculous, while others, who have neither books to return nor computers, can enter with their backpacks. We've seen women, with small baskets completely open, who had to take everything out and carry everything by hand, and were assigned a locker right next to the restrooms, and closest to the ground (by the locker security guard, who had overheard the exchanges between the young woman and the young security guard). It's a shame; it could be an ideal place. The IFM also has other attractions: the terrace and the children's corner (although limited). (Original) Endroit qui est enrichissant pour son cinéma et sa bibliothèque. Il y a du choix, mais pas suffisamment dans certains rayons (romans par exemple). Les hommes de sécurité, surtout le jeune ne savent pas être les interfaces, et manquent de courtoisie. Il est nécessaire de leur apprendre à communiquer, surtout avec les jeunes Vazahas, qui peuvent être, effectivement, assez abrupts. Il existe un traitement inéquitable. Le fait de devoir laisser toutes les affaires dans les casiers, alors qu'on a des ordinateurs, pour travailler est ridicule, tandis que d'autres, qui n'ont ni livres à rendre, ni ordinateurs peuvent entrer avec leur sac à dos, tandis qu'on a vu des femmes, avec des petits paniers complètement ouverts, ont dû tout sortir et tout porter à la main, et se sont vues attribuer un casier tout prêt des toilettes, et le plus près du sol (par le vigile dédié aux casiers, qui avait entendu les échanges entre la jeune et le jeune vigile). Dommage, ce pourrait être un lieu idéal. L'IFM a aussi d'autres attraits : la terrasse et le coin enfant (bien que restreint).

(Translated by Google) The IFM is a must-see in Antananarivo for those passionate about French culture and the French language. The richly stocked media library is ideal for readers and researchers. The IFM also offers a varied cultural program, ranging from concerts to film screenings and conferences. It's a true center of exchange and discovery. (Original) L'IFM est un lieu incontournable à Antananarivo pour les passionnés de culture et de langue française. La médiathèque est richement fournie, idéale pour les lecteurs et chercheurs. L'IFM propose également une programmation culturelle variée, allant des concerts aux projections de films, en passant par des conférences. Un véritable centre d'échanges et de découvertes.

(Translated by Google) I've attended lots of training at IFM but it's always GREAT!!! They are super welcoming, the rooms are clean and spacious. Also the trainers are great and I learned a lot. They have a lot of activities monthly. So, for information you have to call or subscribe to their monthly magazine. Otherwise, the media library is also GREAT. There are so many books too, it’s just great! (Original) J’ai assisté à plein de formation à l’IFM mais toujours GÉNIALES !!! Ils sont supers accueillants, les salles sont propres et spacieuses. Aussi les formateurs sont géniaux et j’ai beaucoup appris. Ils ont beaucoup d’activités mensuellement. Du coup, pour les infos il faut appeler ou alors s’abonner à leur revue mensuelle. Sinon, la médiathèque aussi est GÉNIALE. Il y a tellement de livres aussi, c’est juste top !

(Translated by Google) They are super welcoming, the rooms are clean and spacious. Also, the trainers are great and I learned a lot. (Original) Ils sont supers accueillants, les salles sont propres et spacieuses. Aussi les formateurs sont géniaux et j’ai beaucoup appris.

(Translated by Google) A fabulous place to relax and get away for a bit (Original) Un endroit fabuleux poir se détendre et s'évader un peu

Decent place to have Indian food in Ivato

(Translated by Google) Dirty room with mold on the walls. The rooms are not maintained at all! Run away! (Original) Chambre sale avec de la moisissure sur les murs. Les chambres ne sont pas du tout entretenues ! Fuyez !

(Translated by Google) Varied menu for dishes (not for drinks), service certainly not the fastest but you can eat even at late hours. (Original) Carte variée pour les plats (pas pour les boissons), service certes pas des plus rapides mais on peut se restaurer même à des horaires tardifs.

(Translated by Google) A very welcoming and smiling welcome. The rooms are clean which is a strong point. The place is nicely decorated which gives it an authentic charm. (Original) Un accueil très avenant et souriant. Les chambres sont propres ce qui est un point fort. L'endroit est joliment décoré ce qui lui donne un charme authentique.

(Translated by Google) Welcome and pleasant staff! Two nights with my 3 children! Perfect clean we eat well and secure! THANKS (Original) Accueil et personnelles agréable ! Deux nuits avec mes 3 enfants ! Parfait propre on mange bien et sécurisé ! Merci

(Translated by Google) Very good hotel Friendly, clean Excellent catering (Original) Très bon hôtel Sympa, propre Excellente restauration

(Translated by Google) Friendly welcome... excellent cuisine... (Original) Accueil sympathique... cuisine excellente..

(Translated by Google) Tourist office in the Antaninarenina garden. A well-kept place. Perfect for hosting craft and cultural exhibitions. (Original) Office de tourisme dans le jardin d'Antaninarenina. Un endroit bien entretenu. Parfait pour accueillir des expositions artisanales et culturelles.

(Translated by Google) Tsingy de Bemaraha is just magical (Original) Tsingy de Bemaraha c'est juste magique

(Translated by Google) All the preliminary information necessary to prepare your trip from abroad to Madagascar, or while already in the country (Original) Toutes les informations préalables nécessaires pour préparer son voyage depuis l'étranger vers Madagascar, ou bien en étant déjà au pays

(Translated by Google) There is no tourist office at this address (Original) Il n'y a pas d'office du tourisme à cette adresse

(Translated by Google) good job promoting the big island (Original) bon travail de promotion de la grande île

(Translated by Google) It's good (Original) C'est bien

(Translated by Google) Good welcome (Original) Bonne accueille

(Translated by Google) I am very dissatisfied, I regret having joined this bank. I take this opportunity to tell others: Run away, you are better (Original) Je suis très insatisfaite, je regrette d'avoir rejoins cette banque. J'en profite pour dire aux autres: Fuyez , vous valez mieux

(Translated by Google) Unbearable waiting time, 4 hours waiting to withdraw money, unbelievable... (Original) Temps d'attente insupportable, 4h d'attente pour retirer de l'argent, incroyable...

I just finished the 17-DAY MADAGASCAR NORTH & SOUTH WILDLIFE & CULTURE EXPLORATION tour with Madagascar Natural Tours. Thanks to Harilala, Lucas, and all of our other incredible drivers and guides along the way, I had an absolutely amazing and unforgettable experience in Madagascar. From start to finish, everything was handled with care, professionalism, and a genuine desire to make our trip special. Harilala was incredibly helpful and accommodating from the very beginning. He worked closely with us to create an itinerary that included everything I wanted—and more. It was clear right away how knowledgeable and passionate he is about his country. His organization, trustworthiness, and good communication gave me confidence and peace of mind before we even arrived. Even after our 17-day tour officially ended, he kindly arranged accommodations for us and personally drove us to the airport. That level of dedication and thoughtfulness was truly above and beyond. Lucas was also a fantastic guide. He made sure everything went smoothly along the way and went out of his way to make our time fun and memorable. He was always checking in to make sure we were comfortable and happy. I can’t imagine what the experience would have been like without him. Despite the rough and bumpy roads in Madagascar, we always felt safe thanks to our skilled and cautious drivers. Every part of the journey—from parks and wildlife encounters to cultural experiences and local food—was well thought-out and executed with care.The accommodations that we stayed at also exceeded my expectations. Madagascar Natural Tours gave me everything I was hoping for: peace of mind, a real sense of adventure, new experiences, and memories I’ll carry with me forever.

Excellent and very professional experience with Madagascar Natural Tours! My mom and I only had 12 days for the trip so we created a custom itinerary to make sure to see the top sights, including rare lemurs in Andasibe, ancient baobab trees near Ifaty, medicinal plants in the national parks, and the pristine beach of Anakao. At each location we had the best guides, who really knew the plants and animals. All of our drivers were very safe - which was important for us as two women travelling abroad. The company founder Harilala is very friendly, accomodating, flexible and kind. We even had a last-minute flight delay and he was able to pivot impressively fast to ensure that we could still see what we'd planned! We also are vegetarian and he ensured we alway ate at places that had options for our dietary needs. If you are interested in nature, especially birds and plants, then this is the tour operator for you.

We have recently finished a 10 day tour of Madagascar in April 2025 using the operator “Madagascar Natural Tours” from start to finish it almost felt too good to be true, I have never met any one else from Australia who has been to Madagascar so we were very hesitant in whether it would be safe and had no idea how to organise a holiday there or what to expect. Harilala was extremely professional and communicative the entire way and answered every single (too many) questions of ours and made us feel comfortable and excited. He planned our itinerary just perfectly we listed a couple of things we had wanted to see - baobab avenue, lemurs and Nosy Be. He organised our whole itinerary, accomodation and flights for us so that it flowed seamlessly. He provided options in accomodation as we were seeking honeymoon style resorts. The hotels that he booked were beautiful, clean, great food and lovely staff! We had a few internal flights in our itinerary and it was so nice stepping off the plane and trusting that there would be a guide there waiting for us to get us to our hotel. The few times during our stay we had a question regarding our tour, Harilala would reply to our messages almost immediately and paid very careful attention to ensure we were happy and getting the most out of our tour. Using Madagascar Natural Tours took all stress out of the holiday / planning and allowed us to just show up and make memories of a lifetime! I would highly recommend this company to anybody curious to explore the incredible Madagascar! Particularly if you do not speak French, we struggled with the language barrier however all guides had amazing English which was such a relief. We can’t wait to come back in a few years time!!

Our experience with the conpany was very positive. They arranged custom tour for us in very short time frame and everything went smoothly. Our driver took very good care of us and drove us safely around Madagascar even though the roads are not in very good condition. They have english speaking drivers for those whi don't speak french. Owner of the company is very active on whatsapp and Facebook, so it is veey easy to get information about tours. Would recommend.

Great time, excellent tour guide and driver made Madagascar a must experience country. There's nothing in the world like Madagascar. The fauna, scenery, all sorts of life big and small cannot be found anywhere else. The lemurs were the cherry on the sundae. Stand up next to a baobab tree and experience the power of this unusual long living tree. Craftsmanship abounds in fiber, paper, clay, wood and other mediums. Our guide was filled with information and a career in the tourist industry equipped him to answer my endless questions! He was able to offer us an amazing opportunity to visit a small rural village and see life from such an intimate perspective and meet people who, despite limited resources, were happy and providing for themselves and family. One's average tour would not have given us this opportunity; this was a highlight in our trip. It's a once in a lifetime experience.

(Translated by Google) Saleswoman (Original) Vendeuse

(Translated by Google) Fashion (Original) Mode