Tourism in Madagascar

Contents

• 1 Madagascar
  • 1.1 The climate in Madagascar
  • 1.2 Sightseeing in Madagascar
• 2 references

Madagascar

Madagascar is considered one of the republics or island states, which is located on the Indian Ocean opposite the southeastern coast of the continent of Africa, and in the past it was called the “Malagasy Republic”, and it ranks fourth in terms of the largest islands in the world. It contains (5%) of animal and plant species. Existing around the world, such as: the digger fossa, six species of baobab birds, and the lemur monkey, and there are many tourist and historical attractions and engineering buildings. ^[1]

Climate in Madagascar

The Republic of Madagascar has a relatively tropical climate. The climate in the south is dry and in the coastal areas is temperate. Although it is located in a tropical region, its presence on the Pacific Ocean has improved its climate, with temperatures in the northern coastal regions reaching about (27) degrees Celsius in In the summer, in the south, temperatures reach about 23 degrees, and in the highlands they are relatively lower, and heavy rains fall in the summer. ^[2]

Sightseeing in Madagascar

Tourist attractions in Madagascar: ^[3]

• Tropical Forest: It is one of the forests located in Madagascar to the west of it, and contains lined trees with an attractive and wonderful view, in addition to many natural landscapes there, and it is one of the most important tourist attractions in the region.
• Nosy Be Island: It is one of the small islands that attract many tourists and visitors to the region throughout the year, as it is characterized by its turquoise waters, and there are international restaurants that serve meals on the sand, to enjoy the scenic views and eat meals at the same time.
• Reserve “Tizanje de Bemaraha”: It is one of the largest nature reserves in the region, which contains charming and attractive views. The reserve is located near the western coast of the country, and there are many wild animals and plants, and it also contains a rare type of monkeys, the lemur.
• Isalo National Park or Park: This park is located in the central-southern side of the country, and is characterized by steep valleys and pasture areas, sandstones and palm trees, in addition to some trips organized for several hours there to enjoy the picturesque views of the park.
• Ile Sainte Marie Island: This island is located on the country’s eastern coast, and is found in many entertainment and recreation facilities, such as: swimming, diving, and seeing whales in the sea, and it is best to visit it during the fall and summer.
• Minta Sawa: It is one of the popular places for hiking, and there is the first artificial lake in the country. It also contains forests of pine trees, and there is the house and tomb of the founder of this area, who is: Jean Laborde.

The reviewer

1. ↑ “HISTORY OF MADAGASCAR” , www.historyworld.net , Retrieved 9-8-2018. Edited.
2. ↑ “Madagascar” , www.nationsonline.org , Retrieved 9-8-2018. Edited.
3. ↑ “Madagascar is avenues of baobabsis” , www.lonelyplanet.com , Retrieved 9-8-2018. Edited.