The Vezo are a semi-nomadic ethnic group primarily found along the southwestern coast of Madagascar. They are known for their strong connection to the sea, relying on fishing and marine resources for their livelihood. The Vezo culture is rich in traditions, with a deep respect for the ocean and its ecosystems. Traditionally, the Vezo people live in small coastal villages and often move between different fishing grounds. Their social structure is organized around kinship and community ties, with fishing techniques passed down through generations. The Vezo also engage in agriculture and trade, contributing to their diverse economy.