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Travel Madagascar’s Best Locations With Satguru Travel

Travelling to the most beautiful places in Africa is a dream and most people are accomplishing it with the help of Satguru Travel. Madagascar is one of the best countries in Africa which one should definitely visit. When it comes to Africa, the first thought we get is wildlife, forests and nature. Here you will get to see everything that you have imagined. Madagascar has some of the best beaches in Africa, amazing wildlife and biodiversity that will amaze you. 

If you’re looking for an amazing trip to Madagascar, Satguru Travel is there to help you. Satguru Travel is an award-winning travel management company that has been a great partner for many tourists' journeys. Satguru Travel is a one-stop travel solution that provides the best packages for your stay and travel. Madagascar is the best destination to plan holidays. 

Get your plan set and contact us for more information. 

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Friday, July 23, 2021

Could a plant pandemic be next? (Fast Company) For decades before COVID-19, scientists warned that a pandemic was inevitable and urged preparation, but governments around the world did very little. When it arrived, COVID-19 laid bare the fragility of many of our systems—including global food supply chains. Across farms worldwide, there are now warning signs of a pandemic in food crops. More than 600 pest species have developed some form of resistance to pesticides, which causes $10 billion in losses in the United States alone each year. Climate volatility intensifies these threats, and many crops are already suffering—citrus blight and banana fungus wreak havoc for growers and supply chains. With global food supplies vulnerable and food prices at their highest in almost a decade, a plant pandemic could push more people into poverty and cause social unrest. The agricultural industry must harness the urgency with which scientists responded to COVID-19 to get ahead of a full-blown crop pandemic.

Biden splits from Trudeau, extending travel curbs at U.S.-Canada land border (Washington Post) The United States on Wednesday renewed its pandemic curbs on nonessential travel at the U.S.-Canada land border for at least a month, marking a split with its northern neighbor and close ally on the restrictions, and fueling rancor on both sides of the frontier. The Department of Homeland Security said in a tweet that the extension of the measures—which also apply at the U.S.-Mexico land border and are now set to expire Aug. 21—was motivated in part by a desire to decrease the spread of the highly transmissible delta coronavirus variant. The announcement comes several days after Canada said it would begin to open up its borders to some foreigners for discretionary travel, beginning with fully vaccinated U.S. citizens and permanent residents living in the United States on Aug. 9; and fully vaccinated people from elsewhere on Sept. 7. The measures have kept families apart, battered the tourism industry and altered life in close-knit border communities in ways big and small.

Debt limit dueling ahead (Bloomberg) In case Congress wasn’t preoccupied enough, the U.S. is at risk of a default in October or November unless it raises or suspends the debt limit, the Congressional Budget Office said. The debt ceiling—how much the government can borrow—is a favorite partisan grenade on Capitol Hill. Democratic senators have already rejected any attempt by Republicans to set conditions for increasing the federal debt limit.

How Mexico’s traditional political espionage went high-tech (Washington Post) In 2017, investigators discovered traces of Pegasus spyware on the phones of several Mexican journalists and civic activists. The government acknowledged it had used Pegasus—but only, officials said, to fight criminals. Amid the backlash, the Justice Ministry stopped using the surveillance tool. The Justice Ministry told a government watchdog agency in 2019 that it had uninstalled the spyware licensed by the Israeli-based NSO Group—but it had no records of how or when, or what happened to any data collected. A new investigation by The Washington Post and 16 media partners is raising further questions about the use of Pegasus in this young democracy. The investigation has found evidence of the spyware in attempted and successful hacks of 37 smartphones belonging to journalists, human rights activists and businesspeople around the world. Their numbers appear on a list of more than 50,000 numbers concentrated in countries known to have been clients of NSO. Nearly one-third of the numbers are in Mexico, all from 2016 and 2017. The team of journalists identified and verified more than 400 of them. They include phone contacts for dozens of people close to then-presidential candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador: top advisers, his wife, three of his sons, his brothers, his drivers—even his cardiologist. Scores of numbers for other top politicians appeared, as well as those for union representatives, journalists and civic activists. A person familiar with NSO’s operations in Mexico, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive matters, said the company terminated Pegasus contracts with several Mexican clients at least two years ago, after seeing news reports of human-rights abuses and the phone-tapping of journalists.

Lithuania backs Taiwan (Foreign Policy) Taiwan has opened a de facto embassy under its own name in Vilnius, Lithuania, despite warnings from Beijing. Lithuania has taken a hard stance against China this year, pulling out of the 17+1 initiative between China and Central and Eastern European countries, and calling on others to abandon the group. That’s part of a general trend against Beijing in the Baltic states, which have relatively little trade with China and dislike its close ties with Russia; as small nations threatened by an expansionist neighbor, they also have a natural sympathy with Taiwan.

‘Pingdemic’ grips Britain as fears of food shortages grow (Reuters) Britain’s supermarkets, wholesalers and hauliers were struggling on Thursday to ensure stable food and fuel supplies after an official health app told hundreds of thousands of workers to isolate after contact with someone with COVID-19. British newspapers carried front page pictures of empty shelves in supermarkets. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s bet that he could reopen England’s economy because so many people have been vaccinated has been tarnished by the so-called “pingdemic” in which people have been told by the app to isolate for 10 days. The drastic reduction in staffing that has resulted has sown chaos through sectors as diverse as food supplies, haulage, supermarkets, hospitality, manufacturing and media. To avoid the chaos, many have simply deleted the app from their phones. Britain’s food supply chains are “right on the edge of failing” as absence related to COVID-19 has aggravated a critical shortage of labour, a meat industry body said on Wednesday. Supermarket group Iceland said it has closed a number of stores due to staff shortages.

Germany announces millions in immediate flood aid as multibillion dollar repair bill looms (Washington Post) The German government approved $470 million in immediate aid for flood victims on Wednesday as it assessed the mammoth task of rebuilding infrastructure torn apart by floodwaters last week. The initial assistance to help people rebuild their homes and businesses after the flooding that killed at least 171 people in Germany will be expanded as needed, Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said. At least 200 people died across Europe, with neighboring Belgium also hit by the surging waters. For longer-term reconstruction efforts of roads, railways, hospitals, water and electricity networks the government is still working out how high the bill will run. The Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure has estimated the damage to the rail networks alone to be $1.6 billion. A week after the worst flooding in living memory ripped through parts of western Germany, entire villages are still without power or the most basic of services. Highways are ripped to pieces, railway bridges lie twisted across rivers clogged with mounds of detritus including cars and caravans. Sewage, water and telecommunications networks have been obliterated.

Turkey pushes Cyprus plan (Foreign Policy) The United States and European Union have condemned a Turkish plan to reopen the abandoned town of Varosha on the divided island of Cyprus. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced the move while visiting the island on the 47th anniversary of the Turkish invasion that seized the formerly Greek-dominated town. A former popular tourist destination, the town has since languished in a military zone. Erdogan’s plan is part of a push to create a two-state solution for Greek and Turkish Cypriots on the island, a proposal the European Union rejects.

Top Indian newspaper raided by tax authorities after months of critical coverage (Washington Post) Indian tax authorities on Thursday raided one of the country’s most prominent newspapers in what journalists and the political opposition denounced as retaliation for the outlet’s hard-nosed coverage of the government’s pandemic response. The Dainik Bhaskar Group, whose Hindi-language broadsheet boasts a combined circulation of more than 4 million, was raided simultaneously in at least four locations, including at its headquarters. The justification of tax evasion was panned by government critics, who pointed out that the Bhaksar has been persistently needling India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) with its coverage, including as recently as this week. Under the administration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who rose to power in 2014, several critical media outlets have found themselves in tax investigators’ cross-hairs, raising fears about the health of the independent press in the world’s largest democracy. Reporters without Borders, the advocacy group, recently placed India at 142nd place in its press freedom rankings, roughly on par with Myanmar and Mexico.

China evacuates tens of thousands as storms spread north (Reuters) Tens of thousands of people were being evacuated from flood-hit regions of central China on Thursday as officials raised the death toll from heavy rain that has deluged Henan province for almost a week to 33 people. More cities were inundated and crops destroyed as the severe weather spread northwards, with the official Xinhua news agency reporting direct economic losses of 1.22 billion yuan ($189 million). In Zhengzhou, where the bad weather reached a peak on Tuesday, the skies had cleared although floodwaters were still at waist height, or higher, with entire streets underwater in many areas.

Madagascar in the grip of drought and famine (Reliefweb) Severe hunger caused by climate change continues to affect southern Madagascar. People are living through the worst drought in 40 years, which has caused an almost total disappearance of food sources. In recent months, for the first time in the country, pockets of Phase 5, or ‘Catastrophe’ food insecurity on the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, have been recorded. At least 1.14 million people in the Grand Sud need emergency food and nutrition assistance and have been suffering from hunger since the start of the lean season last September. The World Food Programme (WFP) is sounding the alarm: if we don’t act now, the number of people in Catastrophe will double by October.

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Visa agent in Mumbai

Owing to the staggering increase in the number of international travel in today’s world, there is a huge necessity for help with visas and other travel services. Mumbai, being a developed city has quite a number of international travelers. As a result, finding trustworthy and reliable travel agents or visa consultants in Mumbai is extremely crucial. BTW Visa Services is one of the best visa agents in Mumbai and focuses on providing clients thorough assistance in their visa processing and other areas of international travel.

  Trusted Visa Agent in Mumbai

Trust is the primary necessity for any service. Despite the presence of a lot of visa agent in Mumbai, at BTW, we have developed an unfaltering trusting relationship with our clients. Thanks to our transparency, customer service, and success rate, we are proud to be known as a strongly trusted Visa agency in Mumbai. Apart from the UK, US, Australia, Canada,and several other visas, we are also among the best Schengen visa agents in Mumbai.

Hassle-Free Visa Processing for Mumbai Applicants

Successfully helping customers get their visas processed fast and easy is the definition of BTW’s hassle-free customer service guarantee. We ensure that even the most difficult US visa, UK visa, and even Schengen visa from Mumbai is granted to our customers with great ease.

Reliable Assistance from Visa Consultancy in Mumbai

With a team of dedicated, experienced, and committed visa experts, BTW provides expert guidance in the area of visa issuance in Mumbai. Staying up to date with the latest innovations, procedures and documentation, we strive to provide our valuable customers in Mumbai with the most reliable assistance. We are also well adept in dealing with any queries or problems faced by our customers.

Visa We Provide

At the BTW, we provide visas for over 200 countries. Be it e visa, visa on arrival, visa prior to arrival, or whatever the latest requirements are, we are on top of it. Due to a large number of applicants from Mumbai we specialize in the USA visa, Australia Visa, New Zealand visa, Saudi Arabia visa, UAE visa, UK visa, Nigeria visa, and several others.

E visa

Since the introduction of the e visa, people from Mumbai can now apply for visas to a number of destinations through an online visa application via four simple steps-

Submit contact details

Select country and visa purpose

Submit documents

Pay online and receive your visa

Some of the countries that have an online visa facility include UAE, Australia, Thailand, Malaysia, Oman, etc

Tourist Visa

Being one of the most sought-after categories, at BTW, we provide tourist visas for all the nations that demand it. The tourist visa lets individuals enter them for the purpose of engaging in tourism, such as sightseeing, leisure activities, adventure sports, etc.

Business Visa

We provide business visa assistance for people traveling to attend business meetings, conferences, negotiations and other business-related activities abroad.

Work Visa

Despite the extreme complication involved in a work visa, at BTW, we have started providing customers with the work visa for a number of countries with flawless execution. Currently, we are specializing work visas for 

Algeria

Angola

Argentina

Bangladesh

China

Ghana

Brunei Darussalam

Kazakhstan

Madagascar

Malaysia

Israel

Mozambique

Maldives

Nigeria

Panama

Papua New Guinea

USA (H1-B, L1)

Saudi Arabia

Thailand

Taiwan

South Korea

Japan

Visit Visa

The visit visa is issued if you have to travel to a country to visit your family or friends living there.

Student Visa

Due to the excellent educational standards abroad, we provide student visa to a number of students traveling for the purpose of taking up academic courses.

Transit Visa

Even though a lot of nations allow Indians to transit without any additional permit, there are a few countries that do demand a transit visa in order to change flights.

Dependent Visa

If you are planning to travel abroad as a dependent of someone, we also help you in getting the dependant visa.

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Italian Exhibition Group returns to China to promote international tourism

Italian Exhibition Group (IEG) is returning to China to promote international tourism business. The appointment is at the Shanghai World Travel Fair (SWTF), one of the major tourism industry expos of Eastern China, the 16th edition of which is being held from 18th to 21st April.

Over 750 exhibitors from 53 countries and regions of the world are awaited at the Shanghai Exhibition Center.

SWTF, co-organized by Europe Asia Global Link Exhibitions (EAGLE) – joint venture created by Italian Exhibition Group (IEG) and VNU Exhibitions Asia – and Shanghai International Convention & Exhibition Corp. Ltd (on behalf of Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture and Tourism), offers the sector’s trade members a unique business platform and, for the general public, an all-round insight on tourism products, all in the largest tourism region of the Chinese market, Eastern China (China is the world’s largest outbound tourism market, with 149.72 million outbound journeys and a 14.7% increase in 2018).

With over 15,000 trade members expected and a public of 50,000 visitors, the 2019 edition of SWTF will host a busy calendar of appointments and new features. Visitors will explore tourist destinations from all over the world, including Argentina, Australia, Bulgaria, Cuba, Gabon, Germany, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Madagascar, Morocco, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Russia, Sri Lanka, South Korea, Tanzania, Turkmenistan and Vietnam. SWTF will highlight the entire tourism chain, starting with tourist offices, travel agencies and tour operators, OTA, hotel, airlines, theme parks and resorts, as well as travel services and insurance companies.

On a professional level, SWTF reconfirms its role as a great opportunity for matching to all effects. Over 3,000 B2B appointments with selected buyers from all over Eastern China will take part in the events and the panel scheduled on the latest trends in outbound tourism, organized in cooperation with China Travel Agent. Regarding this, an exclusive B2B area has been realized, which will be accessible to the sector’s trade members exclusively via a face detection system, in order to ensure the quality of the meetings with international suppliers.

Emerging destinations, digital marketing, developments on visa policies and MICE, are just some of the issues that will be covered in the panels by the sector’s opinion leaders, ready to share their successful case histories with the public. Plus, among the speakers, there will also be representatives of the top management of companies such as Ctrip, Tuniu, Uzai, Spring Tour and Tongshen Group, as well as the directors of the Tourism offices of New Zealand, Switzerland and Serbia with branches in Shanghai.

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8 Top Travel Resolutions

Self-improvement is often cited as the main reason Americans make resolutions at the start of the each calendar year. For travelers seeking new experiences, resolutions often include pursuing more meaningful and immersive activities while crisscrossing the globe. Visiting remote villages, castle-hopping throughout Europe or tasting innovative cuisine at a local food festival are just a few outside-the-box ideas to get you started. If you're looking to embark on exciting adventures, broaden your perspective and travel smarter in 2019, bookmark these eight expert-approved resolutions for more enriching vacation experiences.

Get Off the Beaten Path

Carve out some time on your next city break to see some of the surrounding countryside or an off-the-beaten-track neighborhood. Henrik Muehle, general manager of the Flemings Mayfair hotel in London, suggests playing a round of golf in the country or enjoying dinner in a non-touristy local area, highlighting Ziani, an Italian restaurant, as a hidden gem in London. Another perk of exploring beyond major cities and escaping to the countryside is the chance to check out interesting attractions and dodge long wait times (and heavy tourist crowds).

Take a Leisurely Pace

There's a natural tendency to want to see everything when you travel to a new place. Neil Weidberg, president of travel outfitter Heritage Tours, advises people to move more slowly while touring. For example, take the time to listen to a private storyteller in Marrakech, Morocco, and learn about his life in a rural mountain community, rather than simply spending all your time getting lost in the colorful Medina. Visit a semi-isolated tribal community in Madagascar and see the lemurs. Travel to Israel and go bird-watching and hiking in the lush Hula Valley. Taking time to slow down and relax can help you easily adjust your internal body clock, and ultimately affords you the opportunity to do and see more, and take advantage of greater cultural immersion and connectivity.

Embrace Sustainable Travel

Betsy O'Rourke, chief marketing officer for Xanterra Parks & Resorts, recommends striving to incorporate sustainable business practices into your travels. Always pack refillable water bottles and fill them after going through airport security to stay healthy and help keep plastic out of landfills. Also consider bringing protein powder as a backup for a quick meal. Just add water and it's very light to carry in a Ziploc bag and takes up little space. If you want to plan a sustainable getaway, check out some of the eco-friendly lodges and eco-tours that are becoming more readily available in top destinations around the world.

Unplug From Digital Devices and Social Media

Cellphones and iPads have become essential components of travel. However, Andy Levine, founder of international cycling and adventure travel company DuVine, thinks travelers should resolve to unplug more often from social media platforms to engage in conversation on trains and in cafes. And Chris Cameron, the guest relations manager at The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach, Florida, believes that electronic devices can disengage us from all human contact. His suggested resolution for travelers is collecting all personal electronics, iPhones, iPads, iPods and laptops and locking them in a hotel room safe for a complete 24 hours. He also challenges hotel concierges to come up with one-on-one activities to encourage gadget-free time for the guests they serve.

Discover New Places Near and Far

The joys associated with traveling to new locations are very important to Ian Kynor, director of sales at student-focused travel company STA Travel. Kynor's advice is to experience at least two unfamiliar places in 2018, such as a national park or a new city or country. Tiffany Harrison, the U.S. marketing manager at STA Travel, also advises embracing the unexpected and making the most of a new journey. While there's something to be said for stepping outside of your comfort zone and traveling abroad to far-off locations, Michael Holtz, CEO and founder of the travel agency SmartFlyer, proposes spending more time visiting North American locales. Charleston tops his list because there has been so much buzz and new development in the city.

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Buy Real Fake Documents Passports Driving License | Your License to Travel

A passport is very similar to a driver's license in the United States. It is an globally recognized document, typically used for international travel, verifying who you are and where you're from. Most countries require a valid passport to enter or exit. All countries issue their own globally recognized passports, the US included. The U.S. Department of State is the division of the government with the authority to grant, issue and verify United States passports.

To apply for a new passport, you'll need some documentation proving who you are and some time to go apply. Recent changes in the passport regulations require that most applicants must appear in person to apply for one.

Children under 17 years old are required to hold a passport for most foreign travel. Children under 14 are required to have consent of either both parents' or guardians' to apply for a passport. For children born in the United States, a birth certificate, two photos and the fees are all that will be needed. Parents or guardians will need to show proof of citizenship and identity, like a valid passport, birth certificate or driver's license.

Children or adults born outside the US will need to obtain a foreign birth certificate, report of birth abroad, certification of birth abroad or an adoption decree.

Photos for passports are required to be 2x2 inches. They must be identical, taken within the past 6 months, be in color with the full face, front view showing on a white background. The face must be between 1 and 1 3/8 inches from the chin to the top of the head. Hats, headgear and uniforms except religious dress word daily may not be worn. Prescription glasses (not sunglasses) or wigs worn as part of everyday attire may be worn if they are not obstructive.

Regardless of where your travel will be taking you, it is always a good idea to carry your valid, current passport with you. When things go astray, whether in Mexico, Malaysia or anywhere in between, your passport is your ticket to receive protections and rights you are due in that country. Keep it with you as you would your driver's license in the US.

When are you required to have a passport? If you travel to Afghanistan, Antigua, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belgium, Belize, Brazil, Cambodia, Chili, China, Cook Island, Costa Rica, Cuba, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Egypt, Ethiopia, Fiji, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Haiti, Hungary, Iceland, India, Iraq, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Korea, Madagascar, Malaysia, Mali, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Panama, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Russia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom / Great Britain, Venezuela, Vietnam and the British Virgin Islands, a passport (and possibly a visa) will be required.

For air travel to Aruba, the Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada, the Cayman Islands, Grenada, Jamaica, Mexico, Montserrat, Puerto Rico, St. Kitts-Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, the Turks and Caicos Islands as well as the US Virgin Islands beginning in 2007, a passport will be required but hasn't been in previous years.

Special passports are issued for diplomats or those traveling on behalf of the US government. These are issued for no-fee and are only valid for travel when on official business. Military personnel should contact their installation office. Federal employees should contact their Agency headquarters. Peace Corps officers should contact their travel office and Department of State personnel should contact their Bureau Executive or Personnel Technician.

As you enter foreign countries your passport will be stamped. As you exit, the Customs department of the US will verify where you've been, how long you were there and what items you have to declare (for taxation purposes.) The stamps are often considered the greatest souvenir of an international trip.

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Travel Madagascar’s Best Locations With Satguru Travel

Traveling to the most beautiful places in Africa is a dream and most people are accomplishing it with the help of Satguru Travel. Madagascar is one of the best countries in Africa which one should definitely visit. When it comes to Africa, the first thought we get is wildlife, forests and nature. Here you will get to see everything that you have imagined. Madagascar has some of the best beaches in Africa, amazing wildlife and biodiversity that will amaze you. 

If you’re looking for an amazing trip to Madagascar, Satguru Travel is there to help you. Satguru Travel is an award-winning travel management company that has been a great partner for many tourists' journeys. Satguru Travel is a one-stop travel solution that provides the best packages for your stay and travel. Madagascar is the best destination to plan holidays. 

Get your plan set and contact us for more information. 

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Top Beaches For Tourists in Madagascar

Travelling to the most beautiful places in Africa is a dream and most people are accomplishing it with the help of Satguru Travel. Madagascar is one of the best countries in Africa which one should definitely visit. When it comes to Africa, the first thought we get is wildlife, forests and nature. Here you will get to see everything that you have imagined. Madagascar has some of the best beaches in Africa, amazing wildlife and biodiversity that will amaze you. 

Madagascar has the best beaches that will make you go again and again. Going to these beaches will make you feel relaxed. This is the reason why people choose Madagascar for their vacation. Madagascar is known for its seafront it has more than any other African nation. This clear and crystal water of the Indian Ocean will give you the best beaches. 

Vacations are equal to beach trips and if you’re planning for one, Satguru Travel will help you to get the best deals over your stay and travel. It is very important to know about the places you are going to visit that save your time and lets you enjoy yourself with fewer worries. This blog will suggest some of the best and prime beaches in Madagascar, let’s start our exploration. 

1. Sainte Marie

The tiny island of Sainte-Marie is situated on the northeastern coast of Madagascar. These beaches will make you feel as if you have stepped into heaven. The turquoise waters, white sand, and mysterious coves are the things that make it heaven. There are beaches where piracy has been witnessed in past years and the beach nearby is called Baie des Forbans. Also, you can find the island’s famous “Pirate Cemetery”. You will get to see some tombs adorned with the classic skull and symbol. 

2. Manafiafy

Manafiafy is a beach that has something different to experience. It lies on the south coast of the island that is situated on a stunning, tree-lined bay that is not so crowded for visitors. On this beach, you can enjoy snorkeling and watersports such as kayaking. This has the best atmosphere and chills and vibes that will make you feel relaxed. 

3. Mitsio Islands

These Mitsio Islands are very famous as the “Maldives of Madagascar”. Due to the white sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, and exotic wildlife, this is the best destination for your vacation. The beaches are very beautiful and enhance the beauty of Madagascar. 

4. Nosy Be

Nosy Be is the most famous and well-known beach in Madagascar. It’s a huge island that is situated off the coast of Madagascar. It has plenty of beautiful beaches and is especially known as one of the few best places in the world. Here you may spot a rare Omura whale during peak whale watching season which is held from June to September. This beach is very expensive as it's popular and crowded. 

There are plenty of things you can explore in Madagascar but while exploring you should know a few things that are important in terms of safety and security. Here we are going to mention some important things that are must know before planning a trip to Madagascar. Satguru Travel will help you plan the best trip. Satguru Travel is the best travel management company that is also known as a one-stop travel solution. 

Satguru Travel is the best travel management company that provides the best places to stay and every service regarding travel. Travel to the best beaches in Madagascar and spend the best time in Madagascar. Without wasting your time, pack your bags and just book your trip with Satguru Travel. Contact us for more information. 

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4 Best Beaches to Explore in Madagascar

Going to the beaches is like going to the paradise of water where you experience peace. People are very attracted to beaches that make us feel good. Let’s travel to Africa’s one of the best beach countries, Madagascar. 

As an Island nation, Madagascar is very well known for its amazing and world-class beaches. You may get to see amazing views of smaller islands of their own. For those who are seasoned travellers, this is an absolute unmissable destination. If you’re frustrated by your day-to-day schedules and want to escape to a chill environment, beaches in Madagascar are the best option. This is a great chance to grab some tan that even your parents won’t recognize. 

When we think about the best beaches in Africa, places like Mauritius, Zanzibar, and Cape Town are the options that come first to our mind, but there is a lot that we have not explored in Africa yet. Madagascar has some spots that will make you forget every other place in your mind. Madagascar is a place with more kilometres of seafront that any other country in Africa. Madagascar has white sandy beaches and that makes it more attractive. Get your bags packed and be ready to explore the amazing beaches in Madagascar. 

Manafiafy

If you really want to escape from the day-to-day hectic schedule, this is the perfect place to visit. If you are not looking for a beach that is crowded, Manafiafy is the dream destination for you. This beach is quite secretive and smaller but has so much to experience. 

Tsarabanjina

This is one of the smallest tourist islands that is surrounded by Madagascar and that is the reason why Tsarabanjina is one of the most beautiful beaches with amazing landscapes on the Indian Ocean. You may find crystal clear water that is only accessible by using boat. The island has only one lodge which is luxurious. Also, this island is only 40km minutes away from Nosy be. 

Anjajavy

This beach is placed at the edge of a National Park of the same name, Anjajavy beach has 400 metres of white sand. This would be the best beach for those who are fearful of the ocean or are not good swimmers. Here, you will get an amazing infinity pool. Its other specialities are that it does not have to venture too far for superb snorkelling since the beach is surrounded by some of the most beautiful coral reefs in the country. 

Nosy Be

Nosy Be is one of the most beautiful and popular tourist destinations in the country. Nosy Be is one of the largest islands that are surrounded by the coast of Madagascar. In traditional Malagasy, the meaning of Nosy Be is “big island”. The island has a variety of spices due to which it is also referred to as Nosy Mantra which means scented island. This island is one of the favourite islands for tourists from all over the world. This is a very beautiful and picturesque beach location. This destination is recently has grabbed the attention of the world as one of the few places to spot rare animal species on the planet. 

These are the famous beaches of Madagascar that one should definitely visit. Get ready with your friends and family, book your favourite destination or beach locations from Satguru Travel and travel with fewer worries. Satguru Travel will give you the best deals over your stay and travel. Just provide the required documents and be done. These amazing beaches are waiting for you, don’t waste your time and contact us now. 

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Travel Madagascar’s Best Locations With Satguru Travel

Travelling to the most beautiful places in Africa is a dream and most people are accomplishing it with the help of Satguru Travel. Madagascar is one of the best countries in Africa which one should definitely visit. When it comes to Africa, the first thought we get is wildlife, forests and nature. Here you will get to see everything that you have imagined. Madagascar has some of the best beaches in Africa, amazing wildlife and biodiversity that will amaze you. 

If you’re looking for an amazing trip to Madagascar, Satguru Travel is there to help you. Satguru Travel is an award-winning travel management company that has been a great partner for many tourists' journeys. Satguru Travel is a one-stop travel solution that provides the best packages for your stay and travel. Madagascar is the best destination to plan holidays. 

Get your plan set and contact us for more information. 

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