City: Toliara Province
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The Toliara Province (formerly Toliary or Tuléar) is a former province of Madagascar with an area of 161,405 square kilometres (62,319 sq mi). It had a population of 2,229,550 (July, 2001). Its capital was Toliara. Near Toliara was the "spiny forest".
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1. Lokaro Beach
2. Il Camaleonte
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5.0 based on 34 reviews
il Camaleonte is a modern watersport center: kyte, surfing, scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking and a innovative extreme sport: Subwing. In short, this is a dynamic way to discover a place not on tourist routes it is located in Anakao. We can organize the best way to reach us and hotels in nearby. Here you can find white beaches, turquoise sea, the great coral reef with wonderful caves visited by whales and dolphins. We speak Italian, Spanish, English and French, so feel welcome to visit us and join our unique activities!
3. Avenue of the Baobabs
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4.5 based on 752 reviews
Reviewed By Mikiduta - Bucharest, Romania
We have been to The Avenue twice, both at sunset and sunrise. Being low season not too many tourists were around at sunset (around 40-50) while at sunrise which was happening at 5 am we were just a few (around 10 probably). The baobabs are amazing trees that can survive without water for a long period of time. During December they had a lot of leaves because one week before it rained. The weather was great when we visited the avenue so both sunset and sunrise were spectacular. During sunset there were plenty of mosquitos around while during sunrise the flies took the places of mosquitos. Sunset was really great and we have stayed also after the sunset to take pictures during the blue hour. The sunrise was also spectacular but totally different mainly before the appearance of the sun when a mix of orange, red and dark blue was taking our pictures to another level. I am really happy that we have visited Madagascar during December because we had good weather and almost no tourists around us. Special thanks to Cactus Madagascar which organized very professionally our tour!
4. Antsokay Arboretum
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4.5 based on 153 reviews
The Antsokay arboretum is a botanic garden with a collection of over 900 plant species from the southwest of Madagascar, 90% are endemic to the region and 80% have medicinal properties. Among these many succulent species are recognized as endangered.Visit also include opportunity to see creatures you can see no where else in the world. Not just chameleons, boas, tenrecs or birds but also other endemics such as the mouse lemurs which are the main night visit attraction of the arboretum.
Reviewed By marcdejong99 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Great garden with 900 species of endemic trees and plants! Beautiful and very warm;-)! Great guide which explains all varieties of different species like baobab and elephant trees and more. Also saw small snake, several geckoes, birds, small and large lizards. Nice small pool and restaurant at site.
5. Reserve Reniala
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4.5 based on 120 reviews
Guided tours through our nature patch interpretation in the forest of baobabs are organized to tell a wider audience the remarkable forms of trees Delonix, Pachypodium, Baobab ("dwarf", " rhinoceros "," twins "," giant ": more than 13 m circumference), Givotia, etc ...
6. Nahampoana Reserve
7. Zombitse-Vohibasia National Park
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4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By mawe733
This is a small park just by the RN7 15km or so north of Sakaraha. We had stayed in Sakaraha (Hotel Palace, booked via their Facebook page, cheap but really not that great) and made our way here for an early start at 7.30. We had one guide and one tracker who were both very good and we saw various species of sportive lemurs and a family of Verreaux's sifakas who were quite close and happy to be photographed. We also saw a number of very pretty birds, unfortunately I know nothing about birds which this park is said to be particularly good for. We went at the end of August and bugs as mentioned by other reviewers weren't an issue at all for us. We spent about 2.5 hours here, staying a good while taking photographs with each sighting though so you can do it in less time.
8. Kirindy Forest Morondava Madagascar
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4.0 based on 192 reviews
Reviewed By shiraziwine - Shiraz, Iran
Need to mention that there are two parks named “ Kirindy” in Morondava One is “kirindy Mitea national park”, this park really does not worth a visit AT ALL, IT IS WASTE OF TIME. During my visit i saw just two parrots and one snake. Thats all The office of this park is located in Belo sur mer village just right next to the church. The second park is “Kirindy Forest” which you can visit with Avenue of Baobabs in one day. This park is amazing and we saw many kind of birds and Lemurs just in our 2 hours walking. Our guide was also a perfect man. You can book a tour via your hotel I highly recommend this park
9. Anakao Express
10. Nofy-Be Sailing & Diving Madagascar
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5.0 based on 40 reviews
