Tulear or Toliara, the City of Sun
Paradisiacal destination for travelers, the city Toliara, known as Tulear by the French, is the capital of the south of the Big Island. Located on the Tropic of Capricorn, it offers its visitors a very exotic and warm place. Tourists appreciate the city for the friendliness and warmth offered by the locals. Rich in culture, the city enjoys sunshine all year round, earning it the nickname “City of Sun”.
The way to the hot city
The city of Tulear is located in the far south of Madagascar and borders. Head to the Mozambique Channel. To get there, drive the RN7 southbound or, for very adventurous visitors, take the scenic routes along the west coast.
Tulear is separated from Antananarivo by a long road stretching over 1,000 km. As a cosmopolitan 
city, the ancestral traditions in the region have remained deeply rooted and passed down from generation to generation.
During your expedition to the great south of Madagascar on the RN7, you will. Drive inevitably through the city of Antsirabe, where agriculture is the main activity. As you continue, you will be fascinated by the beauty of the landscape, which is unique in the south of the island. Passing through Ambositra, you will appreciate the expertise of the local craftsmen. The finesse with which they work the wood can only impress you. The city of Fianarantsoa will not leave you indifferent with its local products. The contrasts will continue to change, and once you arrive in Ambalavao, the vineyards of the region will allow you to appreciate the wealth of the city in terms of the. Discover the richness of wine. So many discoveries, rich in taste, culture, and encounters on the way to Tulear. After passing through Ambalavao, you will drive past the gateway to the South, and then the rocky mountain landscape gives way to endless savannas.
Places of interest in Tulear
Once you arrive in Tulear, you will not be short of activities. There is so much to see in the city of the sun. You can learn more about the cultures and traditions of the region. The funerary art of the South is also part of Madagascar’s cultural wealth. To not miss any steps, you can start now with a visit to.
Starting with the most interesting sights of the city.
The Honko or Mangrove Reserve
When you arrive in Tulear, you cannot end your stay without visiting the Honko. The reserve is located halfway between Tulear and Anakao Ifaty
