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Plan language: BosanskiWhen you think about the things you can do in Madagascar, you cannot imagine anything more magnificent than a walk among the 30-meter-tall baobabs at the Avenue of the Baobabs. Be sure to visit Isalo National Park with its canyons and natural pools. And for the perfect getaway, there is also the island of Nosy Be with its turquoise waters and more than 20 diving spots.
Morondava
A unique avenue of giant trees that you will not find anywhere else in the world. Stroll among the giant baobabs at sunset and feel a silence broken only by the rustling of leaves in the wind.
Brze činjenice: Neki baobabi su stari više od 800 godina i imaju ogromna debla koja mogu sadržati do 120.000 litara vode. Većina ovih divova naraste do 30 metara u visinu, a tokom sušnog perioda odbace listove i izgledaju kao da rastu s korijenjem prema gore.
Istaknuto: Pri zalasku sunca drveće se pretvori u siluete na narandžastom nebu, što priziva prizor kakav bi naslikao i sam Salvador Dali. Za vrijeme punog mjeseca madagaskarski lemuri dolaze iz šume da se hrane cvjetovima baobaba, što je rijedak i čaroban prizor.
Ranohira
Discover the wild beauty of canyons and natural pools shaped by erosion over millions of years. You will walk past lemurs, swim in a natural pool, and admire the views from rocky plateaus.
Brze činjenice: Ovaj park površine 81.500 hektara u južnom Madagaskaru nastao je prije otprilike 200 miliona godina, kada su pješčari dobili današnji oblik. Svake godine ga posjeti oko 50.000 putnika koje privlače zadivljujući kanjoni, prirodni bazeni i endemične biljne vrste.
Istaknuto: U parku živi prstenasti lemur, kojeg u prirodi možemo naći samo na Madagaskaru, a njegove grupe često sretnete tijekom šetnje kroz kanjone. U srcu parka nalazi se prirodni bazen nazvan Piscine Naturelle, gdje se u kristalno čistoj vodi možete osvježiti usred suhog savanskog pejzaža.
Nosy Be
An island that smells of ylang-ylang and where humpback whales leap out of the water just a stone's throw from the shore. You will swim along coral reefs, stroll through vanilla plantations, and in the evening eat freshly caught seafood at sunset.
Brze činjenice: It lies off the northwestern coast of Madagascar and is known for its ylang-ylang plantations, which give the island a sweet scent of tropical roses. Every year it attracts more than 120,000 visitors, who come for the lemurs, humpback whales, and breathtaking beaches.
Istaknuto: In the bay of the Nosy Be island, more than 7,000 humpback whales gather between June and September, one of the largest concentrations on the planet. Local fishermen can bring a boat among them almost silently, so you hear the breathing of a 15-meter giant barely ten meters away.
Andasibe
The only place in the world where you will see and hear the indri in its natural habitat. At sunrise you will be awakened by its enchanting call, then you will chase glimpses of dozens of lemur species through the dense rainforest.
Brze činjenice: Ovdje živi najveći lemur na svijetu, indri, čije zaglušujuće jutarnje pjesme se čuju više od tri kilometra daleko. Park štiti jedan od posljednjih dijelova nižinske prašume na Madagaskaru, gdje je otkriveno više od 100 vrsta orhideja.
Istaknuto: Prije izlaska sunca kroz šumu se razliježe nadrealistički zbor indrija, koji domaćini opisuju kao pjesme duhova predaka. Naučnici su otkrili da te lemurske pjesme služe kao obilježavanje teritorija i da se među porodicama prenose već generacija.


Antsalova
Climb among the sharp limestone needles that reach to the sky like knives. Walk across hanging bridges and discover the secretive world of lemurs and rocky labyrinths.
Brze činjenice: Park obuhvata 157.000 hektara krečnjačkih stijenskih formacija koje su oblikovale podzemne rijeke tokom miliona godina. Ovdje živi 11 vrsta lemura, uključujući rijetkog bijelog lemura kojeg možete pronaći samo na ovom području.
Istaknuto: U parku se nalaze šiljaste krečnjačke igle, visoke do 120 metara, između kojih su viseći mostovi koji se njišu i 60 metara iznad tla. Ispod površine krije se mreža pećina i podzemnih rijeka, gdje živi slijepa riba Typhleotris madagascariensis.
Antananarivo
The only place in the world where you can walk freely among wild lemurs without fences. In the embrace of the Madagascan forest you will feel the wild within arm's reach.
Brze činjenice: Ovdje živi više od 60 lemura sedam različitih vrsta, koji slobodno skaču po 5 hektara šume. Osnivači su park otvorili 2000. godine s namjerom zaštite ovih ugroženih životinja od gubitka prirodnog okoliša.
Istaknuto: Posjetioci mogu hraniti lemure iz ruke, jer su životinje potpuno navikle na ljudsko prisustvo. Poseban je osjećaj kada ti na rame skoči crno-bijeli lemur vari, dok ga hraniš komadićem banane.
Antananarivo
The true heart of everyday life in the capital, where scents of vanilla, dried fish, and cinnamon mingle. A stroll among the stalls will give you a taste of a genuine Madagascan adventure.
Brze činjenice: Svaki dan se ovdje sretne više od 10.000 prodavača i kupaca koji stvaraju živahno trgovačko središte usred Antananariva. Tržnica radi još od 1932. godine i nudi sve od svježih začina do ručno izrađenih drvenih maski.
Istaknuto: Pod ogromnim platnenim nadstrešnicama razapetim preko glavne ceste, prodavači izlažu vunene tkanine i unikatne predmete od zebu roga. Popni se na obližnje stepenište Place de l'Indépendance, odakle cijela tržnica izgleda kao šareni mozaik obojenih krovova i užurbanih ljudi.
Ifaty
Escape to a tropical paradise where turquoise seas meet endless palm plantations. Breathtaking sunsets, coral reefs, and unique wildlife await you.
Brze činjenice: U zalivu Ifaty prostire se jedan od najvećih koralnih grebena u jugozapadnom Indijskom okeanu, koji se proteže više od 20 kilometara duž obale. U okolnim vodama živi više od 130 vrsta korala i skoro 500 vrsta riba, a u sezoni se ovdje zadržavaju i grbavi kitovi.
Istaknuto: Kad prošetaš plažom za vrijeme oseke, možeš u plićacima promatrati šarene morske zvijezde i male hobotnice koje se kriju među stjenovitim bazenima. Upravo ovdje, među mangrovama i dinama, obitava rijetka sifaka Verreauxova, vrsta lemura koja se nalazi samo na Madagaskaru.
Ranomafana
Step into a world where lemurs leap among the bamboo and the rare golden lemur enjoys deadly shoots. Stroll along winding rainforest trails full of hidden waterfalls and the shrieks of wild animals.
Brze činjenice: Ova kišna šuma na jugoistoku Madagaskara je dom za više od 12 vrsta lemura, uključujući i rijetkog bambusovog lemura. Godine 1990. uvrštena je na UNESCO-ov popis svjetske baštine jer krije nevjerovatnu biološku raznolikost sa više stotina endemičnih vrsta biljaka i životinja.
Istaknuto: Naučnici su ovdje 1986. godine otkrili potpuno novu vrstu sisara, zlatnog bambusovog lemura, kojeg dotada niko nije poznavao. Njegova ishrana sadrži dovoljno cijanida da bi ubila većinu drugih životinja, a lemur ga bez teškoća probavi.
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Koba Akondro is a steamed banana and peanut cake wrapped in banana leaves. It is often sold as a popular street food snack across Madagascar.

Mofo Gasy are small, sweet rice flour fritters traditionally cooked in half-spherical pans. They are a beloved breakfast treat often eaten with coffee.

Mokary is a dense, sweet cassava cake that is often flavored with coconut milk and vanilla. It is a staple dessert at celebrations and family gatherings.

Romazava is the national dish of Madagascar, a hearty meat and greens stew often made with zebu beef. It is typically served over a mound of steamed rice.

Ravitoto is a savory dish made from pounded cassava leaves cooked with coconut milk and pork or beef. The pounding of the leaves gives the dish a uniquely creamy, rich texture.

Lasopy is a traditional Malagasy vegetable soup made with cabbage, potatoes, carrots, and often zebu beef bones. It was influenced by French colonial cuisine but adapted to local ingredients.

Ranonapango is a simple yet beloved drink made from burnt or toasted rice steeped in hot water. It has a slightly smoky, nutty flavor and is commonly enjoyed after meals.

Betsabetsa is a traditional homemade ginger drink, often sweetened with sugar and served chilled. It is widely believed to aid digestion and provide natural energy.

Trembo is a traditional palm wine tapped from the sap of coconut or raffia palm trees. It is naturally fermented and has a mildly sweet, effervescent taste, popular in coastal regions.
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Capital city with royal palaces, bustling markets, and unique cultural heritage.
Highland city known for thermal springs, rickshaws, and gemstone workshops.
Island paradise with beaches, lemurs, snorkeling, and vanilla plantations.
Gateway to the Avenue of the Baobabs and stunning sunset landscapes.
Northern port city with dramatic bays,Emerald Sea, and rainforests.
Antananarivo to Toamasina (east coast line)
Fianarantsoa to Manakara (south east scenic line)
Ivato Airport is 15 km from central Antananarivo. Taxis are available but negotiate the fare in advance. Pre-book a transfer for safety.
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Komentari (6)
Skip the taxi brousse if you can afford a private driver. The local buses are crammed, break down constantly, and add hours to your trip. Split a 4x4 with other travelers, way more worth it.
Download Maps.me offline before you go. Google Maps is useless there. Also bring cash from the airport ATM. Most towns have zero working card machines and the exchange rate at hotels is a total ripoff.
Loved the landscapes but Antananarivo was honestly chaotic and overwhelming. The food scene outside the capital is way better. Street markets near the coast had fresh seafood for cheap.
The baobabs at sunset are unreal. But honestly the roads are terrible. We budgeted 2 hours for a drive that took 6. Plan extra time everywhere or you'll stress yourself out.
Best trip of my life and I've been to 30 countries. The people are so warm, the nature is raw and untouched. Stay at least 2 weeks, anything less and you'll regret rushing.