Central Madagascar

Summiting and conquering Pic Boby – Madagascar’s highest climbable mountain Experiencing the incredible Rural highlands & Malagasy backcountry by trekking the wilderness Become fully immersed in Madagascar’s dense tropical rainforest - truly off-the-beaten-track Participating in a thrilling paddle down to the Indian Ocean

Mountains & Rivers Pic Boby to the Sea

the island to the moist eastern tropical rain forests while summiting Madagascar's second highest mountain in the country at 2658m – the might Pic Boby This is not an easy stroll through gentle backcountry We're tackling the steepest terrains on sometimes poorly marked trails, the pace has to be steady with long days on the trails, mostly

Madagascar - Discover Adventure

our goal is Pic Boby (2658m), Madagascar’s second-highest mountain Madagascar is an adventurous destination, with rough roads making travelling distances long The rewards more than make up for the efforts of seeing the country – this is a truly unforgettable trek Madagascar adagascar Trek Challenge Grading Detailed Itinerary

NATIONAL PARKS IN MADAGASCAR

vegetation Pic Boby, Madagascar’s second highest mountain, is a tough climb, but there are other less challenging trails through some magnificent scenery and habitats, including lowland forest, high humid tropical forest, sclerophyll and bamboo forest, bush and heathland It has much endemic flora and over 100 species of birds, as well

Madagascar - Lonely Planet

Madagascar Highlights 1 Scale Madagascar’s second-highest mountain, Pic Boby, in spectacular Parc National d’Andringitra (p805) 2 Snorkel, dive and paddle at Anakao (p807) on Madagascar’s Great Reef 3 Take a dip in the natural swimming pools after a day’s trek in Parc National de l’Isalo (p804) 4 Snorkel and dive to your heart’s

RAINFORESTS OF THE ATSINANANA MADAGASCAR

Under sea level (Masoala N P ) to 2,658m (Pic Boby in Andringitra N P ) PHYSICAL FEATURES Madagascar is 1,650 km in length from north to south, dominated above approximately 1,300m by a fertile central plateau over which rise mountains of 2,000m and higher On the east, the plateau edge