Things To Do
in Tanambe

Explore the stunning landscapes and diverse flora and fauna of Andringitra National Park. The park offers a variety of trails ranging from easy walks to challenging hikes, including the ascent of Pic Boby, the second highest peak in Madagascar.

Experience the unique sandstone formations, canyons, and natural swimming pools in Isalo National Park. Enjoy guided hikes that highlight the park's rich biodiversity and stunning scenery.

Discover a variety of endemic bird species in the Zombitse-Vohibasia National Park. This less-visited park is perfect for birdwatchers and those looking to experience Madagascar's unique ecosystems.

Take a multi-day canoe trip down the Tsiribihina River, enjoying breathtaking views, wildlife spotting, and the chance to camp under the stars along the riverbanks.

Venture into Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its limestone karst formations and rich biodiversity. Engage in guided treks or adventurous climbing activities.

Enjoy the beautiful marine life around Nosy Komba by snorkeling in its clear waters. This is an excellent spot for observing colorful coral reefs and various fish species.

Known for its stunning mountain landscapes, Andringitra National Park offers a variety of hiking trails ranging from easy walks to challenging climbs, such as the ascent of Pic Boby, the second-highest peak in Madagascar.

Famous for its impressive sandstone formations, deep canyons, and natural swimming pools, Isalo National Park offers scenic hikes that showcase the unique flora and fauna of the region.

This lesser-visited park provides hiking opportunities amidst dry deciduous forests, unique wildlife, and beautiful limestone formations. The trails are less crowded and offer a chance to explore Madagascar's biodiversity.

While primarily known for its beaches, Ile Sainte Marie also has several trails offering hikes through lush vegetation and along scenic coastal cliffs, providing breathtaking views of the ocean.

This park offers a variety of hiking trails that pass through diverse ecosystems, including dry forests and wetlands, ideal for birdwatching and spotting endemic species.

The main international airport serving Antananarivo, the capital city of Madagascar.

An international airport located on Nosy Be island, known for its tourism and beach resorts.

An airport located near Mahajanga, serving regional and limited international flights.

An airport located in Toamasina, primarily serving domestic flights with some international connections.

An airport that serves Antsiranana, offering a few international flights and primarily domestic ones.

The Merina are the largest ethnic group in Madagascar, primarily found in the central highlands, including parts of Tsiroanomandidy.

Betsimisaraka people largely inhabit the eastern coastal regions of Madagascar and are known for their rice cultivation.

The Tsimihety, who live in the northern part of Madagascar, are known for their unique societal structures and traditions.

The Sakalava primarily occupy the western coastal areas of Madagascar and are known for their rich cultural heritage.

The Antandroy live in the arid southern region of Madagascar and are known for their pastoral lifestyle.

The Bara are primarily found in the southwest and are known for their cattle herding and agricultural practices.

Football is the most popular sport in Tanambe and throughout Madagascar, with many local teams and informal games played in community spaces.

Basketball is gaining popularity, particularly among the youth, with several courts available in urban areas and schools.

Rugby has a passionate following in Madagascar, with local clubs forming teams and participating in regional competitions.

Athletics, including track and field events, is practiced by many, especially in schools and during local sports days.

Volleyball is commonly played recreationally in Tanambe, particularly on the beaches or in local community centers.