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Bonjour tout le monde! Nous serons en Espagne du 14 décembre 2016 au 5 janvier 2017. Quels sont vos coups de cœur à voir absolument en Andalousie? Puisqu'il semble y faire toujours beau, c'est là que nous irons! On voyage à petit budget mais on va tout de même se louer une voiture pour la durée de notre séjour. On privilégie les petites villes aux grandes. Alors, allez-y de vos expériences et suggestions!

Merci :)

je prépare un séjour en Andalousie pour Noel 2016 et je souhaiterais savoir dans quelle ville il faut séjourner? Je voudrais visiter Séville Cadix Malaga..... Est ce que la région est touristique à cette période Est ce que l on trouvera facilement des restos ouverts ? Quelqu'un connait-il un hotel ayant des chambres familiales à Malaga ou Séville; merci à l avance pour vos réponses;

Bonjour !

Je projette de partir sur Malaga et de visiter Grenade (l'Alhambra), Cordoue, Séville, j'aurais aimé voir Jerez de Frontera mais surtout Ronda...

Je sais très bien qu'une semaine ce n'est pas beaucoup mais c'est tout ce que j'ai...

Je pensais débuter par Grenade, remonter à Cordoue, puis Séville, enfin revenir vers Malaga en visitant Jerez & Ronda si possible...

Quel itinéraire et combien de temps pour visiter ces villes ? Conseils de transport ?

Merci des tuyaux ! :)

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Bonjour, J'improvise à la dernière minute un voyage en Espagne en septembre 2014. Je cherche un conseil rapide concernant, les spots à ne pas manquer, sachant que nous sommes un couple, et que nous cherchons ce qui suit : Histoire, bonne bouffe, quartiers historiques pour marche à pieds (vielles villes, commerces restos...). Nous n'aurons que 10 jours en tout, donc quel trajet optimal, commençant par Barcelone? Merci infiniment Dh

Bonjour à toutes et à tous,

Il y a deux ans nous sommes partis en Espagne jusqu'a Elche (et sa fameuse palmeraie).

Cet été je souhaiterais poursuivre vers l'andalousie, le Cabo de Gata, Grenade, la vallée tropicale, les alpujarras, et peut-être vers Cadiz Tarifa, et remonter vers Séville et Cordoue (aurais je le temps! sinon je pense séjourner au environs de Grenade alpujarras)

Nous partirions 3 semaines en Août, je sais on va avoir chaud!

Auriez des conseils à me donner, camping (sauvage ou non), restauration (pour la nourriture locale ou resto bon marchés), eau (si précieuse à cette époque) en trouve t'on facilement?, accueil, et bien sur quelques endroits sauvages préservés et où le dépaysement est total.

Je recherche l'authentique (village Maure blanc), le calme, et la beauté des paysages. Je compte faire un peu de rando mais la chaleur...

Y a t-il des campings bons marché et surtout agréables pour séjourner dans la vallée tropicale ( pour alterner entre mer et montagne )?

Je compte sur vous merci par avance

Ne conaissant absolument pas cette region du monde, je viens prendre des infos aupres des "conaisseurs" du coin, a savoir bien entendu, quelle est la bonne periode pour se rendre sur place (je sais que le sujet est traite de nbs fois mais il semble y avoir tellement d'avis contraire... ), ensuite, les comapgnies aerienne ne semblent pas etre legion, donc... j'imagine que les prix s'envolent facilement, laquelle d'apres vous semble etre la meilleure au niveau qualite/prix ?

Si il y a des grimpeurs dans les parrages, j'esperent avoir quelques conseils pour connaitres les meilleurs coins pour aller trainer mes chaussons (pas trop loin malgre tout car le temps est sacre !)

Merci par avance de repondre a ce pseudo lemurine que je suis en la matiere !

Hi there,

I’d like to ride from Mahajanga to Morondava, sticking as close to the coast as possible—using roads and tracks—in September 2026. If you’ve got any suggestions, let me know! 😉

Paul

If anyone has stayed at this eco-lodge, I’d love to get some info. Thanks

Has anyone been to this base camp in the Diego area towards the west coast (Mozambique Channel)? The trip starts from Diego Suarez by 4x4 and boat, with a visit to Nosy Hara and a few nearby islands. Possible big-game fishing and diving. Thanks in advance if anyone has info!

Hi, I'd like to know if anyone has done this route recently or has reliable info. Does the track exist, and most importantly, is there sand (for biking)? Any info is welcome. Cheers,

diego ambilobe: mangaoka, manondro, ramena vohemar sambava: masondrono, tanambao

Hi everyone, Is anyone here planning to do the RN7 route in reverse—that is, from Tulear to Antananarivo—early next month? If so, please get in touch!

Hi everyone, while searching for a tour with a local agency, I received an interesting offer:

- 13 days from Tana to Tuléar (via Andasibe, Fiana, Isalo): 1200 € - 8 days in the West (Tsingy, Baobabs): 980 € These prices seem very reasonable for an all-inclusive package, but it's based on 2 travelers, and I'm solo. So, I'm looking for an experienced traveler to share accommodations (separate beds, of course) and split the costs. I can share the full itinerary details in a PM.

Thanks in advance! Fred (Réunion) PS: I’m also open to joining another traveler or group who already has a trip planned! ???

Hi there, I’m Fred, I live on La Réunion and I’ll be traveling to Madagascar this coming July. While searching for a tour with a local agency, I received an interesting offer:

13 days from Tana to Tuléar (via Andasibe, Fiana, Isalo) from July 11 to 23: 1200 € 8 days in the West (Tsingy, Baobabs) from July 26 to August 1: 980 € These prices seem very reasonable for an all-inclusive package, but it’s based on two travelers and I’m alone. So I’m looking for an experienced traveler to share accommodations (separate beds, of course) and split the costs. I can send you the full itinerary details in a PM. Thanks in advance! Fred (La Réunion) PS: I’m also open to joining another traveler or group who already has a trip planned. ???

Hello, Our trip is taking shape. We’re leaving on February 28th. We’ll start by flying to Tulear, then make our way up to Tana at a relaxed pace before catching another flight to Diego Suarez. We’d love to end our stay on Sainte Marie Island. Is there a way to make the trip by land? By sea? Just to clarify, we’re not pressed for time. Thanks!

Hi there, We’re planning our trip and want to spend 3 MONTHS in Madagascar, but we’re getting really conflicting info about visas. Apparently, it’s not possible to get one at the airport. We contacted the consulate in Marseille… and they don’t know either. The phone number for the embassy in Paris is no longer in service… Anyway… help! If anyone’s gotten a 3-month visa, could you shed some light on this for us? Thanks so much.

Hi, I want to invite a Malagasy friend and I’m surprised to learn there are procedures (that seem complicated) to follow… It would be a short stay (max 3 months). She’s got her passport, I’m paying for the flight ticket, and I read that I need to get an accommodation certificate from my town hall—but what else is required after that? What other documents are needed? What are the processing times? I’m really disappointed that in 2026, it’s still such a hassle for this kind of thing.

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Are there any boat connections between Mananara and Sambava in September 2026?

Thanks for your replies

Hi! Recently, the domestic-flight terminal at Ivato has been moved to the old "international" airport, complete with its own scanner. On October 13th, I checked my luggage (which I had inspected before leaving my hotel in Tana) for a flight to Sambava. It wasn’t until I arrived at my accommodation in Antalaha and opened it that I discovered it had been searched (normal before boarding a plane), but to my surprise, the case containing my GPS fishfinder had been opened—likely mistaken for a laptop due to the scanner’s open access to all kinds of theft—and three SD cards were stolen. Luckily, two of the SD cards had their micro SDs inserted into the device, so I still had the Navionics micro card (300 €) essential for fishing. Of course, I’m not asking for compensation, just urging caution with checked luggage on "domestic" flights. (This is a copy-paste of my post on *Le Routard*.)

Hi everyone, I’m planning to explore the western part of Madagascar from May 1st to 5th, specifically to visit the Tsingy. I’ve heard different versions about the road conditions and access to the Tsingy during this time, so I’d love to hear from people who’ve actually made this trip during this time of year.

Have you traveled from Morondava → Tsingy between May 1st and 5th? Was the journey doable and safe? Did you have access to the Grands Tsingy, or just the Petits Tsingy?

Thanks so much for your feedback—it’ll really help me get a clearer picture! 😊 Also, if you have any recommendations for reliable and experienced driver-guides, I’d love to hear them. Thanks again!