Betania

What travelers say:

After more than ten hours of running yesterday, I lay down at night as soon as I saw the bed. I got up in the morning and looked out from the balcony and found the beach in front of me. I suddenly decided to go from being in a magical place to wash and prepare to go to the market. Compared to the complexity and cunning of the capital, Murondawa is simply surprising and suspicious. It is the second largest city in Madagascar, but there are only two main streets here, one is particularly prosperous, and there are stalls on both sides of the road full of seafood and vegetables. There are a variety of breakfasts, small convenience stores, and several beautiful hotels and cafes in the street. I feel the affluence and slow pace of life here. The people here are warm and simple. Although I still keep my heart and eyes from taking the camera out, I have been taking pictures with my mobile phone, but the smile displayed in the face of the camera can clearly feel the goodwill cast in their eyes. I walked in the crowd to take pictures of them at close range. They found it very happy. Another main street outside the market is a coastal avenue along the coastline. Seafood stalls, resort hotels, beaches, piers and passenger terminals are all in this location. Along the road, I saw Europeans riding off-road motorcycles whistling by. This tool is indeed a bit fresh here, but I have not seen a car rental company, it is estimated that it should be the service in the hotel.