No, major international ride-hailing apps like Uber and Bolt do not currently operate in Madagascar.
Instead, traditional taxis are the primary mode of private transport in cities like Antananarivo. You'll find them readily available, especially around hotels, markets, and tourist areas. It's common practice to negotiate the fare with the driver before starting your journey, as meters are rarely used. Having local currency (Ariary) in small denominations is advisable for these transactions.
Your eSIM will provide reliable data connectivity, which is essential for navigation apps like Google Maps to help you get around or communicate with local contacts. Our eSIM automatically connects to the strongest available major network in Madagascar, ensuring you have internet access for all your travel needs, even if it's not for ride-hailing services.