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Province in Madagascar
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Toamasina Province is a province of Madagascar.
As of 2023 Madarail operates only one service in the country, a 9-hour trip between Moramanga (115 km east of Antananarivo) and Ambila Lemaitso on the east coast.
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Toamasina is a port city on the east coast of Madagascar. It is still commonly called Tamatave, which was its official name until 1977.
called Mahavelona by the Malagasy, it is a quiet and peaceful village
Vatomandy is a small town on the Indian Ocean in Toamasina Province, Madagascar.
Andasibe-Mantadia National Park is about 150 km from Antananarivo in the Toamasina Province of Madagascar. The combined parks are perhaps best known as the home of the Indri lemurs, which is the largest surviving lemur species whose singing can be heard for miles each morning and evening.
Île Sainte-Marie (also known as Nosy Boraha) in Madagascar's Toamasina Province is the relaxed alternative to the resorts of Nosy Be.
Île aux Nattes is a small island of the east coast of Madagascar.
Zahamena National Park (French: Zahamena National Park) is in the Toamasina Province of Madagascar. It's one of the six national parks making up the UNESCO World Heritage site Rainforests of the Atsinanana.
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Nature & adventureAs of 2023 the UNESCO World Network of Biosphere Reserves is made up of 738 reserves in 134 countries of which 22 are transboundary.
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Nature & adventureMadagascar is sometimes called "the eighth continent" for its distinct biogeography.
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ItinerariesThe Cape Route, the route around Africa, the Carreira da Índia or the European-Asian sea route, used to be among the world's most important routes of commerce.
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