Turquoise lagoon and wooded islets off Nosy Be

Experience Madagascar differently with us

Wonders of Madagascar

The Avenue of the Baobabs in Morondava

Beneath ancient baobabs

The island continent awaits you

Limestone pinnacles of the Tsingy de Bemaraha

Tailor-made trips from Antananarivo

Red earth, turquoise lagoons

Since 2013

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Where to go in Madagascar

From north to south, the many faces of the Red Island. Swipe to explore them.

Tsingy de Bemaraha

West

Tsingy de Bemaraha

Limestone cathedrals

Isalo National Park

South

Isalo National Park

Canyons and natural pools

The Malagasy Highlands

Central

Highlands

Rice fields and villages

Hiker with a hat and backpack on a granite dome, facing a sea of clouds above the hills
Dugout canoe laden with villagers gliding along a calm river in western Madagascar (the Tsiribihina) in the morning light
Meeting people and sharing moments on a trip to Madagascar

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Let’s go together

Design your trip with us

Bemiray is a Malagasy word that symbolises unity in diversity, harmony between cultures and the strength of mutual support. Since 2013, our Antananarivo team has designed tailor-made trips that let you experience Madagascar from the inside.

Tailor-made trips

Every itinerary is designed for you, at your own pace.

Passionate local guides

Malagasy people who share their island, their culture and their secrets.

Tea picker with a woven basket on her back, bending over the bushes of a plantation near Fianarantsoa.

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Our Hallmark

A charter that guides every journey

As part of our business, we are committed to respecting the fundamental values that guide our daily actions. This charter reflects our commitment to acting responsibly, ethically, and transparently.

Green vanilla pods on the vine, before the harvest
Close-up of a black-and-white ruffed lemur with orange eyes, its paws resting on a branch, at Lemurs' Park.
Red track crossing the savannah
The Avenue of the Baobabs in Morondava

Humanism, nature, the environment and cultural heritage: these are the values we invite you to share with us throughout your journey.

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Commitment to the best value for money

We are committed to offering our clients, partners and beneficiaries the best value for money: carefully chosen services at a fair price, in a spirit of fairness and transparency, without ever compromising the quality of our services.

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Proactive request processing

We are committed to processing all requests within a maximum of 48 hours (except for specific requests or tours that require more technical expertise). This responsiveness is essential to guarantee satisfaction, establish a lasting relationship of trust, and demonstrate efficiency.

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Respect for people and culture

We place respect for human dignity, cultural identities, beliefs, and differences at the heart of our approach. We are committed to promoting an inclusive, tolerant, and equitable environment.

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Respect for nature and the environment

Aware of our environmental responsibility, we are committed to adopting nature-friendly practices. This includes reducing our ecological footprint, choosing responsible partners, and raising awareness of environmental issues.

Our signature tours

Our most popular tours

Itineraries crafted by our local teams, to discover Madagascar off the beaten track with complete peace of mind.

Madagascar in pictures

Travel journal

Smiling Sakalava woman, her face adorned with masonjoany, on the banks of the Tsiribihina
Close-up of a turquoise panther chameleon on a branch, a species endemic to Madagascar
Humpback whale breaching from the blue ocean, as seen off Sainte-Marie from July to September
Ring-tailed lemur (maki) with orange eyes among green foliage
Fishing canoe pulled up on the beach at sunset, northern Madagascar
Zebu swimming across the Pangalanes Canal, guided by their herder
Green turtle swimming over the coral reef in turquoise water pierced by sunbeams
Black-and-white indri with yellow eyes perched among the branches of the Andasibe forest.
Low sun shining through the Isalo Window, a natural opening in a sandstone rock, beneath a streaked cloudy sky.
Red earth cliff and a field of pointed pinnacles in sunlight beneath a blue sky at the Red Tsingy.
Herders drive zebu cattle along the track of the Avenue of the Baobabs, between the tall trunks, in late afternoon.
Hikers with rucksacks walking barefoot through a shallow river at the bottom of a canyon in the Makay.
Outrigger pirogue with a pink sail carrying several passengers past a wooded coastline in the waters of Nosy Be.
Brightly painted cycle rickshaws with a hatted driver and passengers in an Antsirabe street, in front of a red bus.
Antemoro paper decorated with flowers being made on a frame beside a basin of flowers, in Ambalavao.
Sandy beach at Ifaty with coconut palms, thatched parasols and a stall of colourful fabrics by the water.
Two young men in a dugout canoe on the turquoise lagoon of Sainte-Marie, near a wooden jetty and bungalows.
Wooden suspension bridge stretched between the grey limestone pinnacles of the Tsingy de Bemaraha under a blue sky.
Villagers seated in a long wooden dugout canoe travelling on the calm waters of the Tsiribihina in golden light.
Waterfall pouring between dark rocks and green plants in Ranomafana National Park.
Three fishers sitting on the sand mend a net beside outrigger canoes on the Morondava coast.

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Testimonials

What our travellers say

★★★★★

“A trip of rare precision: every stage had been planned around us, from the pace of each day to the choice of lodges. Our guides opened doors we would never have found on our own, with unfailing kindness.”

Claire D.

Traveller

★★★★★

“From the Tsingy to Nosy Be, everything ran smoothly. The team answered every one of our questions in under two days, and every detail had been anticipated, right down to the earliest transfers. We wouldn’t hesitate to travel with them again.”

Marc L.

Traveller

★★★★★

“We wanted to meet the people as much as see the landscapes. Bemiray kept that promise from the first day to the last, with a sincerity and attentiveness we won’t forget. Thank you for these unforgettable encounters.”

Sofia R.

Traveller

White sandy beach at Antsanitia backed by forest and pale cliffs, with pirogues and a few people by the water.

Our favourite getaway

Antsanitia

Meet the Zen & Back to the Roots

Pirogue trips on the Morira River, Sakalava villages, the dry forest of Ankarafantsika and a sunset catamaran cruise: eight days in north-west Madagascar to reconnect with what really matters.

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  • North West
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