Madagascar
Africa is on the up
Luxury holidays operator, Cox & Kings, has launched its new Africa brochure for 2012, featuring escorted group tours, private journeys and many new suggestions for tailor-made itineraries throughout Africa.
Transport yourself to the BBC’s Madagascar
The BBC Natural History Unit's latest wildlife spectacle will be hitting TV screens this month (February)* bringing the extraordinary wildlife and dramatic landscapes of one of the world's most astonishing islands under the microscope.
Be the first to see new species of Lemur
Wildlife lovers were delighted to hear the news this week that a new species of lemur has been discovered in the lush forests of Madagascar.
Acacia Adventure Holidays launches Madagascar “Tweet Up”
Acacia Adventure Holidays will be running a Madagascar “Tweet Up” on the tour operator’s Twitter page (twitter.com/AcaciaAfrica), this Friday 21 August.
Walking in magical Madagascar
Walking specialist operator, Ramblers Worldwide Holidays, has just launched a new holiday to Madagascar as part of extensive global portfolio (250 destinations in 70 countries).
Madagascar welcomes fishing enthusiasts
Fishing is a relatively underdeveloped industry in Madagascar with the fish densities being quite high in some areas. The area in the North-West is particularly renowned for its high sailfish count! Marlin is also plentiful in this region - mostly black Marlin - though they are often hooked by mistake on sailfish bait. There are 6 species of crayfish that can be found in Madagascar, all of which are endemic.