Flights to Madagascar

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Ever watched the beloved children's film Madagascar, seen the white sands and adorable creatures, and thought about visiting? Here's your chance!

Madagascar is a brilliant vacation choice, especially for nature fans, as the country has plenty of unique fauna and flora found nowhere else on Earth.

In this animal kingdom, lemurs will make frequent appearances. Yet, they share the stage with over 100 other species, including the indri, an acrobatic black-and-white ruffed lemur, and the critically endangered aye-aye. Witness chameleons shifting colours before your very eyes, discover bizarre-looking insects and various bright feathered birds, including seven species of endemic vangas.

Madagascar's nature is intriguing. One of its most eye-catching pieces is the Tsingy de Bemaraha, a magnificent natural formation of razor-sharp limestone pinnacles in diverse shapes and sizes.

Madagascar has a delicate ecosystem, so if you visit, please be responsible. Avoid picking at the wildlife, feeding animals food that could harm them, littering, or walking where you're not supposed to.

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Antananarivo, the country's capital, is an excellent hub for exploring Madagascar. It combines the charm of Madagascar's wildlife with the lively atmosphere of its people.

If you want to see Madagascar's unique nature without venturing beyond the city limits (which can be complicated and less safe) then why not check out the Lemur Park? This small reserve is home to nine lemur species, including the endangered crowned sifaka. You can observe these charismatic primates up close on a guided walking tour.

Looking for a more human adventure? Try the Analakely Market, a community-run trading market that is the perfect place to find souvenirs, local crafts, and fresh produce!

Seven miles north of the capital is Ivato International Airport (TNR), Madagascar's main airport and your best arrival destination.

Many airlines worldwide offer direct flights to Antananarivo. Alternative Airlines can help you find flights to Antananarivo that suit your budget and travel preferences, whether you're looking for a direct flight or a multi-stop trip.

These are some do's and don'ts so you know what to expect in Madagascar.

• Do be aware of fady — A fady is the same as a taboo in Madagascar. These customs vary depending on region and are traced back through the country's history. Before visiting any region in Madagascar, it's important to research the specific fady of that area, both to show respect and to avoid getting in any trouble.
• Do respect elders and authority figures — Madagascar places high importance on respecting one's elders. To do this, use the term tompoko, which essentially translates to sir/madame.
• Do ask before taking a photo — This is another way of showing respect. If you don't, you may cause offence.
• Do get vaccinated — Some recommended vaccines include Yellow Fever, Polio, Hepatitis A, and Rabies. It's also good to take Malaria medication.
• Do dress modestly — This is especially important if you're visiting a rural site or a small town.
• Do not engage in PDA — Public displays of affection will only gain you negative attention in Madagascar.