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Few countries will bring out the explorer in you like Madagascar, the fourth-largest island in the world. Just 250 miles from East Africa across the Mozambique Channel, Madagascar is a world of excitement for the outdoor enthusiast, its biodiversity transcendent in its breadth. Many of the world’s most rare plant and animal species are found here and nowhere else, including the world’s largest lemurs, the cat-like fossa and the colourful chameleons. More than 40 national parks and reserves – including Isalo National Park, Ranomafana National Park and Tsingy De Bemaraha National Park – offer private tours and hiking in the rainforest, through fertile valleys and along unique rock formations. The capital city of Antananarivo in the centre of the country brings the urban side of Madagascar to life, revealing a mix of French colonial architecture and traditional wooden houses, plus palace complexes and royal tombs. Heart-shaped Lake Anosy in the middle of town offers a few moments – or a whole afternoon – of quiet repose. Other hub centres include Antsiranana (Diego Suarez) in the north and Taolagnaro (Fort Dauphin) in the south.


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