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mercredi 29 février 2012

Deer Island

Relax in Mauritius Deer Island is one of the tours not to be missed during your stay excursions! Victim of its success, it attracts so many tourists: it is home to beautiful beaches of white sand, where turquoise waters dotted with black rocks await you. Visit the beautiful island of the lagoon of sweet water hole, to take a boat from advanced Maurice. The ideal to Deer Island is to leave by Catamaran. Arriving there, excursions are organized...

mardi 28 février 2012

Circuit in Mauritius

The statue of Shiva in Mauritius In the middle of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius is a small independent entity to which the small island Rodrigue is linked. Mauritius is one of the terrestrial Paradise to which it dreams of escape, especially in winter, when there temperatures exceed 30 degrees. And no risk of stifling heat, beaches always remain within reasonable distance in view of the small size of the island. Volcanoes of Mauritius are turned...

lundi 27 février 2012

Nosy Be, dream destination

Nosy Komba Nosy Be: During the months of August to November with a peak season in September and October, in the waters of Nosy Be, Madagascar, see humpback whales.The observation of whales also called "whale watching" will allow you to admire these wonders of nature on their breeding site. Climate and navigation conditions are excellent in this period, thus facilitating the observation and identification of whales, each this year in large...

Nosy Be, dream destination

The beautiful beach of Nosy Iranja If the history of Nosy Be is also rich it is probably in its particular geography that it must. Located in one of the ends of the current of the monsoon, true shipping route to the India and Asia, the configuration of the Bay of Ampasindava in fact one of the safest anchorages of the Indian Ocean, sheltered of the trade winds and cyclones. The region of Nosy Be was naturally predisposed to be a zone of contact...

Nosy Be, dream destination

Nosy Be, dream destination Located in the Northwest of Madagascar, Nosy Be, island paradise, rich in flora and fauna. Promised land of divers, with a huge forest of coral reefs. The island covers 321 km2, it is Madagascar tourism showcase, a dream destination that is home to many white sand beaches.Then, feel more, come and spend holiday in Nosy BéThe splendour of the tropical sun quickly get Tan with his 345 days of Sun per year. Surrounded by...

dimanche 26 février 2012

Overview in Madagascar

Nosy Be and these archipelagos The Large Island" fills the amateur adventure and discovery. With bonus dream beaches, Nosy be in Ifaty, to recover from his "Land of contrast" efforts…: the worn photo yet is practical to describe Madagascar. Difficult indeed to classify the large island, whether on geological, ecological, cultural or human.Known the poor, but his basement concealed gold and stones precious, known in the lush side of North and...

Tourism site of Madagascar

EAST TOURISM SITE: National Park of Masoala MASOALA: National Park with its rainforest wet, its lemurs and endemic birds, waters ports. Masoala is the largest National Park of Madagascar, is one of the last places in the country where the rainforest meets the sea. The Park protects the forest from the coast to the top of the mountains and three marine parks protect important coral reefs. A non-degraded shoreline and forests of great biological...

Brief history of Madagascar

Antananarivo. The Capital of Madagascar The birth of Madagascar:In 1500, Diego Diaz, Portuguese Navigator en route to India, was the first European to approach the coast of Madagascar, which received the name of Île Saint-Laurent (the Saint of the day of discovery: August 10, 1500). Diego Diaz met the Merina in the Highlands, and the Sakalava West, the Betsimisaraka in Eastern and the Bara then South. The Portuguese established in turn a few counters...

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