Antananarivo, the capital, and the highlands: with the vibrant atmosphere of the capital, architectural monuments: Queen's Palace Manjakamiadana, Ambohimanga Palace listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

North: Diego Suarez and Nosy Be: a visit to the famous Tsingy of Ankarana and the Red Tsingy, the emerald sea, Montagne d'Ambre National Park, the white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters of Nosy Iranja, which are worth the detour. The north offers an unparalleled landscape. 

Central South and South: Fianarantsoa, Ranomafana, and Tulear: all along National Road 7 leading to the southwest coast. This area promises an authentic journey, encounters with welcoming and friendly locals, and enjoyment of the Ifaty lagoon. 

East: Andasibe, Tamatave, and Sainte Marie: connecting the capital to Tamatave, Madagascar's largest port, without forgetting to visit Andasibe National Park, which offers fauna and flora with a very high rate of endemism. The eastern region promises greenery and tranquility, Îles Aux Nattes in Sainte Marie is among the most beautiful beaches in the Indian Ocean. 

West: Morondava: the visit to the very famous Tsingy of Bemaraha, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the memorable Avenue of the Baobabs, and the sunset or sunrise. This part offers an emotional and intense journey..