Madagascar

Would you like to experience a particularly unusual trip? Then Madagascar is the right place for you! Here, multi-faceted landscapes compete with extraordinary plants and animals. Whether volcanic fields with beautiful forest-lined crater lakes, fascinating rock formations or dream beaches - the scenery could hardly be more diverse. There are also numerous lemur species as well as the smallest and largest chameleons in the world.

Madagascar's characteristic nutrient-poor red soil is its first trademark. Over millions of years, the island has developed into an endemic place, enriched by plants and animals, some of which are only found here. Various national parks with many hiking routes are available for exploring the flora and fauna. In addition to one of the oldest primate species - the lemurs - and the colorful chameleons, Madagascar is also home to other reptiles, amphibians, birds and turtles. Both the cultural and sporting aspects are not neglected either: while museums tell the history of the island, the ocean invites you to go windsurfing and kitesurfing. Even the vegetation forms a varied contrast with a dry west coast and a tropical east coast. And best of all: Madagascar impresses with its pure and often rugged natural beauty, empty beaches (with no tourist highlights) and many secluded areas.