Madagascar: Bicycle Tour Travel Guide
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by David Mozer
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Bicycle touring in Madagascar requires a sense of adventure and a degree of self-sufficiency that is not always required on many areas of the main land. The island is large. Many regions are sparsely populated without many services such as lodging, restaurants and stores that help sustain cycle tourists. And, many of the roads are in poor to impassable conditions, depending on the recent weather.
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