Circuit d'un mois à Madagascar: adresse d'un chauffeur guide (4x4)?
by Joroma
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
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Bonjour
Nous sommes 5 et nous souhaitons partir 1 mois à Madagascar en septembre. Voilà le circuit que nous projetons de faire :
Côte Ouest : Tana – Miandrivazo – Tsiribihina Descente de la Tsiribihina Les Tsingys Belo et l'allée des Baobabs Morondava
Nous voudrions ensuite partir sur la côte Est pour rejoindre Fiana… Pour cela, nous sommes à la recherche d’infos sur l’état de la route qui passe par Malaimbandy. Fiana – Train jusqu’à Manakara Canal des Pangalanes jusqu’à Mananjary Retour à Tana par le Parc de Rnomafara
Nous aimerions avoir l’adresse d’un chauffeur guide (4x4) qui pourrait nous accompagner. Nous sommes aussi bien sûr preneurs de tout avis et infos sur le circuit envisagé.
Bonjour,
un guide sympa dont je n'ai entendu que du bien:
PAPOULA
00261(0)32 07 508 37
Je n'ai pas son mail,
A+
Tapayo
guidepapoula@yahoo.fr
Bonjour,
Nous avons passé six semaines à Madagascar, de mi-Septembre à fin Octobre 2008. Nous étions quatre. Nous avions consulté une douzaine d'agences ou guides et dans le lot une petite agence citée dans un guide connu. C'est cette dernière que finalement nous avons retenu car il a su répondre précisément et honnêtement a toutes nos demandes : nous avions donné l'itinéraire de ce que nous voulions voir et faire, avec demande pour certaines régions d'un véhicule 4x4 avec chauffeur, entre autre Tsingys, Belo, Morondava, retour Tuléar Tana en passant par le massif de Andrigitra Ranomafane, canal des pangalanes retour train Manakara-Fianarantsao, un passage chez les Zamaniry (région d'Ambositra) une semaine sur Diego et sa région en final Sainte -Marie et retour Tana. Nous avons eu des chauffeurs très fiable que nous avons retrouvé à plusieurs reprises.Nous avons deja pas mal voyager et avec différentes formules mais sa prestation nous épaté ! nous avons été très satisfaits du service discret, efficace et chaleureux de Richard.A chaque fois il a su sortir des sentiers battus aussi bien au niveau des hébergements quelque fois tres modeste mais toujours sur et plein de charme et des suggestions de visites Vous pouvez demander un devis qui sera très détaillé et qui pour nous a été le meilleur rapport qualité prix et service.
(e-mail : madacarte@moov.mg) sans compter de bons conseils et suggestions (vous pouvez indiquer vos souhaits de niveau d'hébergement, etc...)
A votre dispos pour plus d'info
Voyager c'est changer de point de vue [(:)]
En nov/dec 2008, nous avons fait tout le sud et sud-est par la côte : Tana/Tulear/Fort Dauphin /Tana en 4X4 avec un très bon chauffeur-guide indépendant basé à Tana. Il connait très bien aussi le circuit côte ouest. Il a beaucoup d’expérience, sympa, sobre, honnête, sérieux et fiable, et il dispose d’un excellent 4x4 neuf. Ses prix sont très corrects (moins cher que dans une agence). Il s’appelle Maminirina KERSCHEN, dit MAMI, son adresse mail : guidemadagascar@gmail.com
Il te conseillera sur le circuit que tu as projeté, les hôtels... un circuit à la carte, en somme.
Il te conseillera sur le circuit que tu as projeté, les hôtels... un circuit à la carte, en somme.
bonjour,
j'ai utilisé les services de Raherinirina Jean Michel Golfier dit Mr MIchel très connu a Morondava, connait bien la piste tsingy morondava, 4X4 roule bien. le retour de bekopaka, permet d'être a l'allée des baobab au couché de soleil.tel 032 04 704 53 OU E MAIL hyerna2002@yahoo.fr
Pour la descente du canal de pangalane, plus facile de trouver une pirogue au depart de Tamatave, avec Mr Jacquot et son cousin tel 033 14 699 95? Ils s'occupent de tout, petit resto le Titus chez Henriette, au coeur de la vie malgache derrière le pont de chemin de fer, le soir les bungalows de l'hotel pangalane resto très sympa, plage de rêve, lendemain matin la visite de palmarium et ses lemuriens, visite du parc non obligatoire (surprise, elle est payante au retour)suite jusqu'a manambato où jacquot a prevenu un vehicule pour brickaville, d'où les taxi brousse parte pour tana
"Celui qui se perd dans sa passion est moins perdu que celui qui perd sa passion." Saint-Augustin (354-430)
Je projette de faire le même voyage cet été. Pouvez vous me dire combien de temps avez vous mis de tana à tana et si vouv vous êtes vous arrêté certains jours? Quel est le prix pour un 4x4 et le chauffeur par jour? cela doit être un voyage passionnant, j'ai hâte d'y être!
"Aussi longtemps qu'existera la superstition selon laquelle les hommes doivent respecter les lois injustes, leur asservissement existera" Gandhi
Salut a vous
Je reviens de mada ou j'ai passé 3 sem avec un guide chauffeur independant , j'ai eu la chance de tomber grace a un forum sur un gas tres honnete , tres tres sympa, qui, connais bien son pays , en plus c'etait pas cher et dans des hotels super , tous compris ! mais sans les repas et surtout sans surprise , attention il y a aussi de l'arnaque pour ce type de voyage !!! il adapte meme le trajet suivant les désirs de ses clients ...CHAPEAU!!!! contact en privé pour + d'infos
Cordialement,
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