Madagascar is quite literally unlike anywhere else on Earth, with animals, trees, and terrains found only within its borders. The travel isn’t always easy, but the payoff is a kaleidoscope of nature, where lemur-filled rainforests merge into the sea and towering baobab trees compete with jagged limestone karsts. And with much of its biodiversity at risk, tourism is a powerful force to help protect the natural wonders of Madagascar for generations to come.