
Northern Madagascar Madagascar Travel Guide
Shared minibuses (taxi-be) and motorized rickshaws (tuk-tuks) are common.
Main local public transport. Fixed routes, very inexpensive.
Three-wheeled motorized rickshaws for shorter distances. Fares negotiable.
Conventional cars for comfort and pace. More expensive than tuk-tuks.
Familiarize yourself with common taxi-be routes.
Always bargain tuk-tuk and taxi fares before starting.
Carry small denominations of MGA for easy payment.
Public transport is not wheelchair accessible.
For more non-stop or comfortable rides, taxis are an option. Ride-sharing apps are not available.
Stay on well-lit-lit areas, after sunset in particular.
Confirm driver understands your destination to avoid detours.
Avoid overcrowded tuk-tuks to ensure safetyr ride.
Consider renting for independent exploration.
Drive on the right side of the road.
Standard rule applies.
Main roads are paved; side roads can be rough.
Exercise caution.
Night driving outside Hell-Ville is not recommended due to poor lighting and road hazards.
Avoid after dark.
Embrace local transport for an authentic experience, but always negotiate fares beforehand.
Consider pre-booked hotel transfers for arrival and departure ease.