Flight Paris Madagascar

Book your flight from Paris to Madagascar

Air Austral operates flights departing from : Paris Charles de Gaulle airport (CDG)

To :

- International airport of Tananarive - airport code : TNR
- International airport of Nosy Be - airport code : NOS
- International airport of Tamatave - airport code : TMM

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Discover Madagascar

• Territory size : 587 000 km²
• Capital : Tananarive
• Currency : ariary (Ar)
• Languages : french, malagasy
• Local Time : UTC* + 3h

Discover the "Great Island" and its treasures : landscapes, unique wildlife, the hospitality of people.

The largest island of the Indian Ocean is a world of its own. Madagascar is as large as France and Benelux combined. Visitors will discover an infinite variety of views, scenery and contrasts.

Whereas Madagascar is African on its sunfilled shores, it becomes Asia in its central highlands with rice fields and high brick houses. An original culture, with many regional variations developed in a country with a population of diverse origins, such as Indonesian, Bantuer, Arab.

Due to its early isolation from Africa, Madagascar has a natural heritage unique in the world. There are tall baobabs and rainforest where orchids grow, as well as spectacular thorny plants in arid areas. The fauna is just as amazing : soft-toy like lemurens, impassive chameleons and rare butterflies.

Add to all this thousand of kilometers of deserted beaches and strings of enchanting small islands, and you will understand why so many visitors fall under the spell of this large island