Travel to Madagascar And Comoros

Madagascar, 8th: The Bradt Travel Guide

Format: Paperback
Author: Hilary Bradt
ReleaseDate: 01 February, 2005
Publisher: Bradt Travel Guides
Rating:

Without any doubt the best guide to Madagascar on the market!
We used this guide along with 2 other well-known guides, but the Bradt guide was without any doubt the best of the three. We love the Bradt guides because they are personal, innovative and in-depth. If you like to get off the beaten track (without necessarily missing out on the highlights), this is the guide you're looking for! It also includes reader reports and funny anecdotes. One negative point: the maps are far from perfect. If you only take one guide with you, we would definitely recommend to buy some additional maps.
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Best English-language guide we've seen
After over 20 years away, then one exploratory trip, she took me on the next trip. My wife is Malagasy. Of the 5 guide books we had, this is the one that she likes best. It is also the book with the most detailed descriptions, from numerous readers who have contributed to Ms. Bradt's editions. It probably also has the best all-around advice. As a traveler, probably from a rich land, to one of the world's poorest places, you will need this advice.

No guide book is perfect. Some of the details, such as the cost of the entry visa at the airport (only 13 Euros) were a little off. Also the maps could both be better and arranged more handily. However, if we had to keep just one of the 5 books, this would be the one.

For travelers to Madagascar I also strongly recommend to get one of the French travel books, like the "petit fute" guide. This is good for maps and addresses and is updated every two years or so.

Also recommended is to get a Malagasy-English translator/ word book. Do not assume that you can buy it there!.

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