Masoala National Park

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by Frank Vassen from Brussels, Belgium

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Masoala National Park, located in the northeastern part of Madagascar near Maroantsetra, is a vast and biodiverse protected area that showcases the island's rich natural heritage. Covering approximately 2,300 square kilometers of rainforest, coastal forest, and marine habitats, the park is renowned for its exceptional biodiversity, including many species that are endemic to Madagascar. Visitors can explore a variety of ecosystems, from dense tropical rainforests to pristine coral reefs and mangroves. The park is home to unique wildlife such as the red ruffed lemur, the Madagascar serpent eagle, and numerous species of chameleons and reptiles.