MNF Travel Madagascar

27/05/2024

The big south
Madagascar

25/05/2024

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20/04/2024

20/04/2024

Snorkeling, surfing, cultures, parcs fauna & flora...
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07/03/2024

MNFT est un tour opérateur à Madagascar spécialisé dans les voyages et découvrez une aventure inoubliable au cœur de la biodiversité.

07/03/2024

Travel with us to explore the beauty of the red island...
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Mnftravel Madagascar

MNFT est un tour opérateur à Madagascar spécialisé dans les voyages et découvrez une aventure inoubliable au cœur de la biodiversité.

02/03/2024

02/03/2024

If you are planning to go on holiday but don't know where the best destination is, join us to explore Madagascar...
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28/12/2023

Madagascar in pictures

13/11/2023

Wonderful sunshine in the red island ..
Beach and excursions

28/09/2023

National parcs & landscape
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04/07/2023

MNFT Voyage organise des voyages et des vacances à Madagascar aux voyageurs en fournissant des forfaits complets comme les transferts, les réservations d'hébergement, les excursions, les activités et des services similaires.

04/07/2023

Trip & explore the red island : humpbackwhales safari , lemurs and beach activities .
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MNFT Voyage organise des voyages et des vacances à Madagascar aux voyageurs en fournissant des forfaits complets comme les transferts, les réservations d'hébergement, les excursions, les activités et des services similaires.

18/03/2023

Madagascar fauna differs from that of near Africa’s because of its endemic high rate of and the absence of big cats. There are over 100 000 species of invertebrates some of which are well known by collectors, like the biggest butterfly in the world, the comet whose trains may exceed 20 cm, or the great phasm (stick insect) whose female may be as long as 25 cm. But the award for originality could be awarded to the red and white giraffe beetle, thus dubbed for the long nape of their males. As for reptiles and amphibians, 95% of species are endemic. Frogs may have very unexpected colours from the military-like “uniform” of the Scaphiophryne Marmorata to the bright red Dicophus Antongilii. Just like lemurs, chameleons are emblematic of the great island, as in this country live the two-thirds of known species, from the shortest (less than 10 cm) to the longest (more than 70 cm). As for land tortoises, of which the radiated tortoise and the one with a “ploughshare”, they are endangered species which are particularly protected. Several families of the 350 inventoried bird species are endemic. The Vangidae are diversified into 14 species which have their own specific characteristics in terms of size, colours and beak shape. The same observation is made for the couas that one distinguishes the giant coua which moves on the ground and the crested coua which is considered as the most beautiful bird of the island. Of the 20 species of birds of prey, one can cite the snake eaters, the red owls and the Pygarque of Madagascar which is like the white headed 1merican eagle and for which there are only forty or so individuals left. Carnivores number 7 wild species, all of them are endemic. The biggest of all is the fosa, which, in profile, is thickset like a small puma and may be as long as 1.50 m, tail included. As for insectivores, the tenrec looks like a hedgehog which would be bigger than a rabbit in size, but without the ability to roll up into a ball. Lastly, the most representative mammals of Madagascar are the lemurs, primitive prosimians which have kept a few insectivore features. Diurnal or nocturnal lemurs, from the smallest one like a mouse to the biggest one, have been literally “exploded” into a myriad of species whose inventory has not been completed, as new species are still being discovered. It is the case for the Lepilemur Seali, the Lepilemur Mitsinjonesis, the 300 g nocturnal Mirza Zaza or the Microcebus Lehilahitsara. But the rarest malagasy lemur remains the aye aye, which have been saved from extinction in 1966. It is a weird animal which is said to have combined the teeth of a rabbit, the ears of a bat, the bristle of a boar, the hands of a monkey and the tail of a fox!

14/09/2022

Palais de la Reine Madagascar...
Témoin de la grandeur des dernières souverains Malagasy...