In May we are off to cross on foot the island of Madagascar in 21 days. We are really looking forward to taking on the Island's tallest peak Maromokotro (2,876m).
Maromokotro is situated in the Tsaratanana Massif in the north of Madagascar. Although the massif is not at a hugely impressive altitude, it is an extremely isolated region where very few people have established settlements.
What do people thing about taking on these much lesser known but extremely isolated mountains as opposed to their much bigger and popular cousins??
Is it more adventurous to take on the very remote but smaller mountains or are they different beasts entirely??