Isolated Vacation from the World

Madagascar is an island nation off Africa's southeast coast. After Greenland, New Guinea, and Borneo, Madagascar is the fourth-largest island in the world by area. The 250-mile (400-km) wide Mozambique Channel separates Madagascar from the African coast, which is located in the southwest of the Indian Ocean.

For a short period of time, Madagascar might satisfy your need for a solitary existence. The island, which separated from the mainland 165 million years ago, is inhabited by a wilderness that is cut off from the rest of the globe. Only the hues, tones, and vibrancy of nature surround you. You are in the right place if you value the unspoiled sea, forest, and thousands of different species of animals and plants on your journey route. Despite being one of the poorest countries in the world, Madagascar is a special destination thanks to its unique wildlife and more diverse landscapes than anywhere else, with 80% of its flora and fauna being unique.