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Home to lush rainforests, an abundance of wildlife and beautiful beaches, Madagascar is a nature lovers dream. When joining us on a tour of Madagascar you can expect to explore beautiful places like the Avenue of Baobabs, Ranomafana National Park, Ifaty and more. See lemurs, chameleons, geckos and more in their natural habitat. If your lucky you may even see rare animals’ endemic to Madagascar like a fossa or tenrec. Madagascar is the perfect place to take a tour if you love all tings nature and wildlife.
Join us on a tour of Madagascar and explore this natural wonderland.
Madagascar is the only place in the world you can see lemurs in the wild. There are also over 100 species to be found on the island ranging from the tiny mouse lemur to the verry vocal Indri. A trip to Madagascar isn’t complete without taking a trip to a national park in search of a lemur sighting.
Madagascar is home to over half of the world’s species of chameleon, many of which are endemic to Madagascar. Be sure to keep an eye out for these creatures whilst you explore the Madagascan wildlife.
The fossa is a cat-like animal with a long tail and piercing eyes. They are the top predator in Madagascar, hunting lemurs, birds, and small animals. Whilst a sighting of these animals is rare, if you do manage to spot one it’s a memory you’ll hold on to for a lifetime.
These gentle creatures can be spotted while snorkelling or diving and can sometimes be spotted nesting on the white sandbanks. On our tours you can relax on the beach as you look out for sea turtles.
The dry season from April to November is ideal for travel. For wildlife June to October is especially good.
Yes, most visitors need a visa, but the vias process is simple. Be sure to go online and get your tourist visa before you travel. Tourist visas are typically valid for up to 30 or 60 days.
Generally, yes especially with a tour group or guide. Like any destination, use common sense: avoid isolated areas at night, watch your belongings, and follow local advice.
Madagascar is famous for lemurs, chameleons, baobab trees, sea turtles, rare birds, and more. Over 90% of its wildlife is found nowhere else on Earth.
Routine vaccines, like tetanus, are recommended. Along with hepatitis A, typhoid, and possibly rabies. Malaria is a risk, so anti-malarial medication is also advised, be sure to consult your doctor before travel.
Travel can be slow due to rough roads and long distances. Luckily when taking a tour with us we arrange all domestic travel so you can rest easy known your transport to the next destination is covered.