Madagascar
A continent of its own
Madagascar resembles nothing else. It was seperated from the African mainland 90 million years ago, creating a flora and fauna that is now mostly endemic to the island. You will walk in rain forest, dry forest with cactus-like trees, and among peculiar rock formations, with lemurs and chameleons peeking through the undergrowth.
Man first set foot on the island only 1500 years ago - by way of Indonesia. You visit the people and their splendid villages on the highland.
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Tour leader
Rivomahefa Rarivosoa (Rivo)Tour leader since 2006. Rivo lives in Tana with his wife and daughter, where he also runs his own travel agency. He speaks French and English-naturally-but Japanese as well. He is very knowledgeable and has a big interest in nature, specially birds. "I do this job because I love it."
