Nicaragua to Madagascar: Complete Plug & Adapter Guide (2026) Adapter Needed

Heading from Nicaragua to Madagascar? Plug types and voltage standards differ between countries, so a little preparation goes a long way. Here's a breakdown of what to expect at the wall socket.

Your Nicaragua plugs (Type A, B) won't fit Madagascar's outlets (Type C, E). You'll want to grab a universal travel adapter or one specifically designed for Madagascar before you depart.

Voltage is another key difference. Nicaragua uses 120V while Madagascar uses 220V. If your device only supports one voltage, using it with the wrong supply could cause overheating or permanent damage. Look for "Input: 100-240V" on your charger. Most modern phone and laptop chargers support this range.

Don't forget that Madagascar hotel rooms sometimes have a universal shaver socket in the bathroom, but these low-wattage outlets aren't suitable for high-draw devices. For reliable charging, use the standard wall outlets with a proper adapter.