This multi-day river expedition begins near Miandrivazo and flows westward toward Belo-sur-Tsiribihina, offering a tranquil immersion into Madagascar’s untouched interior. Guests travel aboard motorized barges or traditional canoes, drifting past dry deciduous forests, cliffs, and remote villages. Along the way, they’ll stop at natural pools and waterfalls like Anosinampela, where swimming is possible, and camp on sandbanks under starry skies. Wildlife sightings include lemurs, herons, and crocodiles. The descent typically lasts 2 to 3 days, covering over 100 km. Recommended gear includes light clothing, swimwear, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, and camping essentials. Activities include river navigation, swimming, wildlife observation, village visits, and overnight camping in nature.
A remote fishing village located about 80 km south of Morondava, Belo-sur-Mer is known for its traditional boat-building, coral reefs, and tranquil beaches. Accessible by 4x4 or boat, the village offers a peaceful retreat with opportunities to observe Vezo craftsmanship and enjoy fresh seafood. The area is ideal for snorkeling, kayaking, and cultural immersion. Recommended attire includes beachwear, hat, sandals, and reef-safe sunscreen. Activities include village visits, boat tours, snorkeling, and relaxation in a pristine coastal setting.
Off the coast near Belo-sur-Mer, Andravoho is a small island with white sand beaches and coral-rich waters. It’s perfect for a day of swimming, snorkeling, and seafood picnics. The island is accessible by boat and offers a secluded escape from the mainland. Visitors can explore the shoreline, observe marine life, and enjoy a traditional Malagasy lunch. Recommended items include swimwear, towel, sun protection, and water shoes. Activities include beach relaxation, snorkeling, seafood dining, and marine exploration.
