But first, what is a "Tuk-tuk"?

It's a local common transportation mean, an auto rickshaw, a motorized version of the pulled rickshaw or cycle rickshaw.

Located in the southeastern coast of Madagascar, Fort-Dauphin is the ideal destination for all categories of travelers. Whether you are a trekking enthusiast, a fan of extreme sports such as surfing/windsurfing or quad/motocross biking, a lover of pirate stories, a lover of endemic biodiversity, curious about the way of life/cultures/rituals of Malagasy people, or just want to relax on uncrowded beaches with clear water and white sand.

Indeed, this city and its surroundings offer some impressive corners, and nothing better than a Tuk-tuk to get you deep into it and have a "small glimpse" of the beauty of this former colonial Fort.

And when you discover a region, you also discover the local food, right? So, bonus: Street Food Tour for the more adventurous!

Our main stopovers:

• The Akorandava market to taste tropical and organic fruits such as "Raketa" or cactus fruit, carambola, passion fruit, jackfruit, papaya, pineapple, etc.
• Lake Lanirano and its myths, as well as its current importance for the surrounding population and the town,
• The old port of Fort-Dauphin and the active boatage since the 17th century.
• Fort Flacourt where you can see the handmade materials and the traditional houses of the Antanosy/Antandroy tribe.
• The 4 main beaches in the city: Amparihy, Monseigneur, Libanona, Faux-Cap/Ankoba.
• The different viewpoints to get unique and "Instagrammable" shots.
• Malagasy crafts market: on wood, minerals, weaving, etc.

Streetfood Tour:

Taste the best and biggest oysters from Madagascar, samosas & nems, zebu meat skewers, fried tapioca and banana, jalebi, local pizza and donut.

For lunch - your choice among the following restaurants:

• La Kabane (specialities: Stuffed crab, Zebu steak with green pepper, Grilled fish)
• Chez Bernard (specialities: Stuffed squid, sautéed fish with butter, pizza, exotic salad)
• Rex Restaurant (Malagasy, Asian and fast food)

Included:

• Full transits
• 1.5L water
• Lunch: main course + soft drink OR beer
• Street food Tour

Spoken Languages:

• English, French & Malagasy