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Top 10 Things To Do in Madagascar

    #1 Andringitra National Park
    4 of 5 stars

    After our previous two days hiking up to the summit of Pic Boby and enjoying the beautiful scenery and wonderful night skies at the camp site, I feared that our final day…Read More

    #2 Avenue of the Baobabs
    4 of 5 stars

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    #3 Perinet (Andasibe) Reserve
    3 of 5 stars

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    #4 Rainforests of the Atsinanana
    3 of 5 stars

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    #5 Pandora Nightclub
    3 of 5 stars

    This is a popular nightlife spot, although it gets going late--it's usually dead until nearly midnight. This is the former Latina Cafe nightclub. There is an indoor dance…Read More

    #6 Hitting the road to Hell-Ville
    3 of 5 stars

    There usually comes a time, even during the most exotic getaways, when dull practicalities need to be attended to. During my stay on Nosy Be, visiting the bank, sending…Read More

    #7 Parc National de Isalo
    3 of 5 stars

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    #8 Parc National de Tsimanampetsotsa
    3 of 5 stars

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    #9 Nosy Mangabe
    3 of 5 stars

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    #10 Parc National de Montagne d'Ambre
    3 of 5 stars

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    Come for the lemurs, stay for the lemurs at this exotic island off the coast of Africa. The former French colony has oodles of wildlife that can only be seen here, including the aforementioned lemurs (over 70 varieties) to the Avenue du Baobab, a wide boulevard lined by trees upwards of 900 years old. And don’t skip the pirate graveyards!