Andavadoaka

The village stands on the southwest coast at an elevation of 7 meters, bordered by fringing reefs that protect a shallow coastal lagoon.

Archaeological findings suggest that the initial human settlements in the Madagascar region date back approximately 1,200 years through Austronesian migrations.

The Vezo people, who form the majority of Andavadoaka's population, maintain traditions as marine fishers, depending on ocean resources for sustenance.

The settlement maintains solar-powered electrical infrastructure with 65 kilowatts of panels, offering residents access to basic power needs.

The marine protected area near Andavadoaka contains diverse coral formations that rank among the most developed reef systems in the Indian Ocean.

Location: Morombe

GPS coordinates: -22.07360,43.23800

Latest update: March 8, 2025 13:52