Madagascar Paperback – September 16, 2014

I found this guide quite helpful in planning a family trip to Madagascar. There is much to see and do in Madagascar so we needed to be selective on how we spent our time. I found the guide very helpful in making the selections. I found that the information about accommodations was useful in making these selections. We haven't get taken the trip, so I might have some different conclusions after the full experience. But for planning purposes, I found this guide the most useful of those I reviewed.

I know this is the best guide for Madagascar, where I have lived for 3 years. I have an older version, but just bought this hoping for updates on lodging recommendations, but I'm disappointed to see hotels that closed over a decade ago that are still in the latest version. I get that you can't visit everywhere for each update, but through guide contacts, reader feedback, and email, it should not be that hard to check this for an update.

Unlike the Lonely Planet guide we also bought, this one's has All the info we need. The other once is missing some of the national parks even!

This is the best, especially if you want some of the country's culture and heritage. I actually traveled with Lonely Planet as well.

Good chance that I will grade the book higher. Since I have yet to arrive in Madagascar, it is difficult to heaap praise on the book, which reads well & helps get me excited about my upcoming trip.

WONDERFUL COUNTRYA country everyone should see and travel if they can.Book very helpful in planning trip and while on trip

This book has really thorough, accurate and up to date information.

Had the information I needed for a recent business trip to Antananarivo.