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Bongrie Michel Farahery in WAU Madagascar

Apr 5, 2018

Baobabs: West Madagascar’s Tree of life

Baobab, the iconic tree in Madagascar, with unusual branches referred as “ roots raised in…

Bongrie Michel Farahery in WAU Madagascar

Apr 10, 2018

The Baobab forest at Reniala reserve

“The Reniala reserve” is a private protected area in the South of Madagascar located at the exit of Mangily village, 27 kilometers from Tulear . Reniala is a malagasy name of baobab, “reny” means mother and “ala” means forest so baobab is called Reniala or mother…

Bongrie Michel Farahery in WAU Madagascar

Apr 10, 2018

Our Guide To Tsingy de Bemaraha — The Small Tsingy

Øyvind Grønn Madshus in WAU Madagascar

Apr 9, 2018

Food delivery in Madagascar

I wrote a blog post some months ago about how to get the best food delivered to your door in Antananarivo, and since we moved our blog to Medium and that article is lost, here comes a new and updated one.

Kristine Gesmundo in WAU Madagascar

Apr 18, 2018

Your Ultimate Travel Guide To Western Madagascar

Bongrie Michel Farahery in WAU Madagascar

Mar 15, 2018

The Manambolo River

“Manambolo river” is a river from the highlands of Madagascar and crosses the Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park before reaching the sea in Mozambique channel. Before arriving to Bekopaka village, where you will stay during your Tsingy de Bemaraha visit, this is the last river you will cross.

Øyvind Grønn Madshus in WAU Madagascar

Mar 15, 2018

How to get to Madagascar?

Madagascar is an island, and if you do not want to spend weeks on a cargo vessel, you have to fly in. An increasing number of airlines is flying to Madagascar, witch has caused the prices to drop significantly over the last years. We have collected a list of airlines flying to…

Bongrie Michel Farahery in WAU Madagascar

Mar 14, 2018

Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park

The “Tsingy de Bemaraha” is the first National Park in Madagascar classified as World Heritage by UNESCO. To get to these fairy-tale labyrinths, gorges, caves and cathedrals made up by sharp limestone peaks, a 4x4 vehicle is required. You will have several small river…

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Bongrie Michel Farahery in WAU Madagascar

Mar 14, 2018