EAST CIRCUIT

The diversity rich in color of the city of Antananarivo, the parks and green reserves criss-crossed by the Canal of Pangalana, paradises coming out a postal card, all of that are waiting for you if you decide to discover the East of Madagascar.

THE EAST CIRCUIT

One of the specificity of this circuit lies in its diverse locomotion. Indeed, during the circuit, all means of transport pass by there like car, pirogue or boat, train and finally plane. The fact of changing locomotion at certain stage of the circuit makes the adventure more intense and unforgettable.

One of the major tourist attractions of the East is its humid and thick forest where the fauna and flora show all their splendors. There is also the little island of Nosy Boraha, known as Sainte Marie which has hidden treasure on land as well as in the sea. The Indri Indri of Andasibe, the palarium of Ankanin’ny Nosy, the island of pleasance with white sand under the shadow of coconuts, in brief, jewels that ask to be discovered.

For your trip in Madagascar, the East circuit is an excellent choice for an adventure and a total escape. To help you to orient yourself, here are some relevant parts.

Sainte Marie

Indri Indri

Andasibe

The palarium

Sainte Marie

Indri Indri

Andasibe

The palarium

FOR WHO?

This circuit is especially done for the fans of nature and adventure. The naturalists as well as the biologists are invited to meet with the rich fauna and flora reserve of Madagascar. It is also perfect for those who want to have a little escape in a little island, which means play Robinson Crusoé.

With the East circuit of Madagascar, you have a wide choice of locomotion. From Antananarivo, go by car on the RN2, by train from Moramanga, by pirogue on the Canal of Pangalana, by boat to leave the vast land and go to Nosy Boraha (Sainte Marie) and by plane to directly go back to Antananarivo, by changing means of transport at every stage of the circuit, the adventure is at its paroxysm.

HOW TO GET THERE?

With the East circuit of Madagascar, you have a wide choice of locomotion. From Antananarivo, go by car on the RN2, by train from Moramanga, by pirogue on the Canal of Pangalana, by boat to leave the vast land and go to Nosy Boraha (Sainte Marie) and by plane to directly go back to Antananarivo, by changing means of transport at every stage of the circuit, the adventure is at its paroxysm.

HOW LONG IT TAKES?

The circuit can vary from 5 to 15 days depending to your availability and you choice of discovery. You have the choice between discovering the greenery of the East and take some rest at Nosy Boraha (Sainte Marie) or you can directly go to Nosy Bohara by plane and appreciate the treasure of the “Ile aux nattes”.

Two to ten people for a double room, the rate can vary to 1 400 to 2000 Euros per person depending on the quality of services chosen by the customers. This rate includes the rent of car during the journey, hotel room with a half board, guide for more than 6 peoples and the tickets for the parks.

WHICH RATE ?

Two to ten people for a double room, the rate can vary to 1 400 to 2000 Euros per person depending on the quality of services chosen by the customers. This rate includes the rent of car during the journey, hotel room with a half board, guide for more than 6 peoples and the tickets for the parks.

WHERE TO

LIVE ?

For this circuit, here are the best hotels the we advise you:

Antananarivo	Carlton, Le Louvre, Ibis, Palissandre, Tana Hôtel, Grand Melis, Chalais de Rose
Ivato	Relais des plateaux, Auberge de la ferme Combava
Andasibe	Vakona Forest Lodge, Andasibe Hôtel, Grace Lodge
Ankanin’ny Nofy	Bush House, Hôtel Palmarium
Toamasina	Ulysse, Calypso hôtel et spa, Neptune, Joffre
Mahambo	Hôtel la Pirogue
Nosy Boraha	Soanambo hôtel, Princesse Bora Lodge, Villa Vohilava, Princesse village, Lakana hôtel