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We are a "local Tour Operator". Come and discover the most beautiful places and the best tours in Madagascar.
We are two young people who embraced the career of ''tourism and foreign languages'' before deciding to create NCM even before following trainings on this matter. NCM obtained the license to open its door on November 2011.
Our office and our dynamic and professional team give us the advantage to be close to our clients and our partners.
In order to be able to create the most memorable travel experience, we advise you to make personal contact, as we aim to provide the package you are looking for.
Whether you are travelling for Leisure or business, our team can respond your requirements, from your arrival to your favorite sites and excursions.
Dénomination: Nature et Culture Madagascar
Activity: Tour operator and Travel agency
Legal form: SARL
Licence: 026-12/MINTOUR/SG/DGDT/DAIT/SAT
N° RCS: 2012 B 01009
N° STAT: 63311 11 2012 011067
NIF: 30001101687
Head office: PR Lot IJF 87 Ambohimarina Ambavahaditokana Itaosy, Antananarivo 101-Madagascar.
In case you had any questions or you needed any information about our activities feel free to send us an email. We will respond you quickly.
If not promptly replied, please send direct email to contact@nature-culture-madagascar.com or ncm.madagascar@gmail.com
Tour Guiding is for me a way to show the world differently. I am delighted to help people to discover the inner world of travel: growing with Nature to allow Nature to grow in people.
I am devoted to experience life along with people and travel, and seeing people swimming into the happiness of travel is my elixir. That is why I would like to share my passion of guiding around my beloved country where my field knowledge and experiences are taking source.
Born into a family passionate with Conservation, I strongly have that as one of my life's achievement and Tourism is a way for me to get people involved into the preservation of what is the most important value of life: man and nature.
During my 20 years of field guiding, I have never changed my focus specialization: Wildlife, Biodiversity, Human and Culture. Mainly working with groups, I have been with many Nationalities and working along with many well-known Tour Companies.
My favourite place in Madagascar: Lokaro Bay
My favourite animal: Aye-Aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis)
I have always been passionate about nature. That’s why I chose to study Science, with a focus on Botany, at the University of Antananarivo. For me, protecting and taking care of nature is very important—it’s something I feel responsible for, for the good of our planet and future generations.
Three words guide everything I do: Discover, Protect, and Share. I love discovering new places, learning more about plants and animals, helping to protect them, and sharing this passion with others.
Travel has helped me understand the world better, and most of all, appreciate the beauty and richness of my own country, Madagascar. Its landscapes, its wildlife, and its people make it a truly unique place.
My Favourite Place: Ambatomilo, Madagascar – a peaceful and beautiful beach with clear blue sea and a calm, authentic atmosphere.
My Favourite Animal: Propithecus diadema (Diademed Sifaka) – a rare and beautiful lemur with soft, silky fur, found in the forests of eastern Madagascar.
My Favourite Plant: Baobabs (Adansonia species) - amazing, giant trees that grow only in a few places and are symbols of Madagascar.
‘’Act for sustainable tourism development in Madagascar’’. Mamy tiana is an English and french speaking guide. He got his bachelor about sustainable tourism development at INTH. He is also a professor of tourism environment at ESAT university.
He is really keen on biodiversity and culture of Madagascar. Protect the nature is for him the first priority and sustainable development as well.
My favourite place: Nosy be
My favourite animal: Silky sifaka (Propithecus candidus)
Nasoavina Christin, a name synonymous with wildlife and conservation, has dedicated his life to the rich biodiversity of Madagascar, specifically within the enchanting realm of Andasibe National Park. Born and raised in the lush heart of this breathtaking landscape, Nasoavina's deep connection to the environment and its inhabitants is evident in his passion and knowledge.
As the President of the Association Mitsinjo, Nasoavina has been a tireless advocate for the park's preservation and the well-being of its unique flora and fauna. His work goes beyond mere leadership; it's a commitment to sustaining the delicate balance of nature. Nasoavina's expertise extends to multiple languages, including French, English, and German, allowing him to engage with a diverse range of visitors, sharing his insights on the wonders of this ecosystem.
Nasoavina's specialization in wildlife, flora, reptiles, and photography is unmatched. His guided tours through the dense rainforests of Andasibe offer an unparalleled opportunity to witness the extraordinary creatures that call this place home. Whether you are an avid birder, a budding botanist, or a passionate photographer, Nasoavina's knowledge and guidance will elevate your experience, leaving you with a deeper appreciation for the natural world.
In a world where environmental conservation is paramount, Nasoavina Christin stands as a beacon of hope and dedication. Through his work as a local expert, advocate, and multilingual communicator, he ensures that the beauty and importance of Andasibe National Park are understood by all, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those who are fortunate enough to embark on a journey led by him.
I’m Rinho Walter, a passionate community manager and local guide from Madagascar, specializing in sustainable tourism. I’m currently studying at the National Institute of Tourism and Hospitality, where I’m building the knowledge and tools to promote responsible, meaningful travel across our beautiful island.
Born and raised in Madagascar, I have always been deeply connected to the island’s rich biodiversity and vibrant culture. My passion for sharing these treasures, both with international visitors and fellow Malagasy, led me to become a tour guide and digital ambassador. I see myself as a bridge between cultures, helping travellers discover the real Madagascar beyond the typical tourist routes.
Travel, discovery, and protection of nature are at the heart of everything I do. Whether I’m leading a tour or building community online, I strive to inspire others to experience and care for Madagascar in a meaningful way. My mission is to promote a type of tourism that respects the environment, supports local communities, and creates lasting memories.
My favourite Place : Anjajavy Madagascar
My favourite animal : Fossa (Cryptoprocta ferox)
My favourite plant : Ravinala (Traveler's tree)
Driven by a deep curiosity for the world and an unshakable desire to explore it, I have embraced travel not simply as a leisure activity, but as a meaningful and lifelong journey. If I were to describe this passion in a single word, it would be wanderlust ; a word that encapsulates my enduring fascination with nature, culture, and human connection.
Nature and wildlife have always fascinated me, as the cultural richness that shapes the identities of nations. Meeting people from diverse backgrounds has strengthened my respect for the world’s diversity and deepened my appreciation for its beauty.
This passion led me to study sustainable tourism, where I learned how travel can protect the environment and empower local communities when done responsibly. It aligns closely with my values of respect, education, and preservation.
Working as a tour guide allows me to share Madagascar’s natural and cultural wealth while connecting with people from around the globe. It’s a role that constantly renews my love for discovery and broadens my global perspective.
Exploring these hidden gems of Madagascar reminds me of nature’s irreplaceable value.
My goal is to promote travel that is thoughtful, responsible, and sustainable ; leaving a lasting, positive impact on both people and places.
- My favorite place: Nosy Be, an island known for its biodiversity, stunning islets, and peaceful charm. It represents the harmony between land, sea, and life that I strive to protect.
- My favourite plant: I have a personal admiration for baobab trees (Adansonia). I consider them my “life totems,” symbolizing humility, endurance, and wisdom—qualities I aim to live by.
- My favourite animal: I’m especially fond of mouse lemurs—tiny yet significant creatures unique to Madagascar. They remind us that even the smallest beings play a vital role in nature.