Introducing Andasibe
Andasibe (an-da-see-bay) is a muddy former logging village that makes a convenient base for visiting both the Réserve Spéciale d’Analamazaotra and Parc National de Mantadia. It’s also a charming little place in its own right, surrounded by forest, straddling a river and bisected by a railway line that is slowly regaining regular traffic. The only concrete buildings are the station, the post office and a couple of churches, and you won’t find any banking facilities here.
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Last updated: Nov 5, 2008
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RE: transport to tana...
by anneholiday 02 September 2011
Hello, We have paid Euro 175 for 03 days included fuel and driver's accommodation from Tana to Andasibe then back Tana. There are a public…
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RE: 2 Weeks M'gar. Having trouble w the practicalities
by jesperff 29 August 2011
Overly ambitious not to say impossible. The Tsiribinha/Tsingy is 5-6 days alone, overland to Fort Dauphin probably 2 days each to and…
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Re: Mitsinjo Site
by mofo_tantely 28 August 2011
Cheapest way is by taxi-brousse to Andasibe, possibly changing vehicles in Moramanga. I haven't done this trip myself but I estimate around…
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