Unfortunately, Madagsascar is facing extinction of the lemurs. 103 of the 107 species are endangered, 33 of which are critically endangered. This is due to deforestation and hunting. As you can see in the picture, the lemurs are not happy about this. ;)

The trips with An Bollen have been postponed to next year! See above for the new dates. For more information, mail to [email protected] #madagascar #nature #unique #experience #biodiversity #marine

Did you know that the flag of Madagascar was first hoisted in 1958? A lot has changed since then, with new meanings being attached to the colours. Red represents laterite and the blood of the zebu. White symbolizes peace and freedom. Green is the forests of the island.

Remember the Madagascar animated films? An animated series, Madagascar: A Little Wild will come to Hulu on September 7th. While travelling is still to come, have a family evening with Alex, Marty, Gloria and Melman to introduce you to Madagascar! Trailer: youtube.com/watch?v=bR2aAI…

In September, you can see Mouse lemurs at the Zurich Zoo Masoala Rainforest again! A guided tour includes spotting the nocturnal creatures and is family-friendly, suitable for children aged 8 and over. Use the chance to experience a piece of Madagascar right here in Europe!

The highest point in Madagascar is Maramokotro with a height of 2,876 meters, but it is not customary to climb the mountain. However, the second highest mountain Pic Bobby (2658 meters) in the Andringitra Mountains (national park as well), can be climbed with Mora-Travel.

You know how everyone keeps talking about deforestation? Well, the online bank bunq together with Eden Reforestation Projects have started acting - there have already been 1 million trees planted in Madagascar with the help of the bunq community!

The magnificent Tsingy of Madagascar... Do they look like candy to you? 🍭 They did to researchers at the National Academy of Science, and their experiment on sweets introduced a hypothesis that the famous Tsingy were submerged in water thousands (or millions?) years ago! ⛰️

Today is international tourism day! This year it is even more special to reflect on this day. Hopefully it won't be long and we will soon be able to discover all the beauty that the world has to offer. #tourism #madagascar #covid

Madagascar is introducing rice husk stoves instead of charcoal! It is estimated that these stoves will contribute to slowing down deforestation, ensure the usage of tons of husks already being produced, making fuel more affordable for the locals. (Image by Rhett A. Butler)

Today is another opportunity to reflect on an international day, namely the day of music. Music is an important part of culture all over the world. In this picture you can see Malagasy women dancing to the beautiful rhythms of this country. #music #dance #madagascar

MIA, short for Made in Africa, has been presented with a 2-star Great Taste Award this year, proving once again that African chocolate makers can compete with European giants, while also engaging with local communities and leading educational equality projects 🍫🌍

In the upcoming few weeks we will show you the diversity of Madagascar! Today's photo shows Madagascar's beautiful countryside! #Madagascar #landscape #countryside

In the upcoming few weeks we will show you the diversity of Madagascar! Today it is time for part 2 and this picture shows the beautiful beaches of Madagascar. Madagascar is certainly also a suitable place to relax! #Madagascar #beach #relax

In the upcoming few weeks we will show you the diversity of Madagascar! Madagascar is known for its baobab trees. These trees can be found in the west of the country. An absolute highlight that cannot be missed during your trip to Madagascar. #Madagascar #baobab #travel

In the upcoming few weeks we will show you the diversity of Madagascar! This photo shows the diversity of all animals. This was the last part of this series of diversity, but the country has a lot more to offer. Stay tuned and discover the beauty of the country.

Greetings from Madagascar! We will be sharing our experiences and ways life has changed during this pandemic on our Instagram (@ moratravelmadagascar) and Facebook (Mora-Travel) pages, and the first post is already up! Make sure to check it out and show some support! 🇲🇬 ❤️

We have already shared three stories - from Hasina, Dani and Nambinina, on Instagram and Facebook this week! Check them out and show us here at Mora Travel some support ❤️ 🇲🇬

Today is World Lemur Day! A special day to give these unique and funny animals extra attention! Have you ever seen them in real life in Madagascar? #Madagascar #lemur #worldlemurday

Hi, Madagascar enthusiast! We have decided to move fully to our Instagram and Facebook pages, so find us there, or just send us an e-mail at [email protected]! See all relevant links in our bio, and we hope to see you soon 🥰 With love, Mora-Travel