- Tuléar is a city located in the southwest of Madagascar, along the Mozambique Channel; it is an increasingly popular tourist destination. The Tuléar region, which enjoys a warm climate and exceptional natural landscapes, attracts many visitors.
- Known for its beautiful beaches, particularly those of Ifaty, Sarodrano, Anakao, and Nosy Ve, Tuléar is ideal for sea lovers, offering opportunities for relaxation, swimming, scuba diving, and fishing.
- Tuléar and its surroundings are mainly inhabited by the Vezo people, an ethnic group that lives primarily from fishing. Tourism in this region gives visitors the chance to discover the traditional Vezo lifestyle, take part in fishing activities with them, and learn more about their customs and beliefs. This may include visits to villages, interactions with locals, and homestays for a more immersive experience.
- In addition to Isalo National Park, the Tuléar region also boasts other remarkable natural sites, such as Zombitse-Vohibasia National Park, home to rare species like Verreaux's sifaka and endemic plants of Madagascar. Visitors can go hiking through dry forests, a unique ecosystem that harbors incredible biodiversity.
