Madagascar Nature & Wildlife Trips & Packages Small Group Tours & Trips

Highlights

• Witness a spectacular pink and yellow sunset behind towering, 800-year-old trees along the Avenue of the Baobabs in the laid-back seaside town of Morondava.
• Travel along the Tsiribihina River in a traditional barge, stopping to hike to hidden waterfalls, explore remote villages and camp among nature on the banks.
• Trek through a forest of limestone karsts and cross a sheer drop on a suspended bridge at the Great Tsingy, keeping an eye out for native wildlife including 11 species of lemur.
• Float down the meandering Manambolo River in a traditional dugout canoe, wind through a deep gorge and past rocky cliffs, soaking up the tranquil atmosphere.
• Discover the emerald-green waters of Tritiva, an extinct crater surrounded by verdant forest, on a hike through the stunning Antsirabe district.

Highlights

• Count how many species of lemur you can spot as you explore the Isalo National Park, Ranomafana National Park and Andasibe National Park.
• Join a local guide on a night walk and catch sight of the exciting nocturnal species that come out when the sun goes down, like endemic butterflies, chameleons and mouse lemurs.
• Learn more about the important Malagasy process of silk production by visiting an association outside the village where silk weavers use their craft to preserve local tradition and support local women in the community.
• Support a noble cause while exploring Anja Community Reserve and the Mitsinjo Forest – these reserves are not just sanctuaries for wildlife but also beacons of community empowerment and conservation.
• Take a hands-on chocolate-making class and learn the secrets that make Malagasy chocolate unique and delicious. Then, sample your creations with pastries, tea, coffee and rum!

Highlights

• Discover the highlights of Madagascar, an extraordinary island with unique flora and fauna
• Visit the Alley of Baobabs at sunset to see these unusual and ancient trees in a golden light
• Hike among the towering limestone pinnacles of Tsingy National Park
• Join experienced local trackers for the best encounters with lemurs in their natural habitats
• Explore Isalo National Park, home to amazing rock formations, spectacular canyons and natural swimming holes

Highlights

• Hike the colourful sandstone canyons and swim in natural pools in Isalo National Park
• Traverse the limestone pinnacles of Tsingy de Bemaraha
• Search for lemurs in Ranomafana Nature Reserve and Kirindy Forest
• Trek amongst the granite peaks and valleys of Andringitra National Park
• Enjoy the magnificent sunset colours at the Baobabs Alley

Highlights

• Search for lemurs in the Ranomafana Nature Reserve
• Hike through the spectacular granite rock valleys of Andringitra National Park
• Walk amongst the sandstone rock formations at Isalo Massif
• Visit the wood carving town of Ambositra
• Discover beautiful landscapes and encounter welcoming locals

Highlights

• Ranomafana National Park - spend two days in Madagascar's premier national park, the final stronghold for many of its endemic lemur species
• Isalo National Park - hike to the 'natural swimming pool' for a dip and spot lemur species including sifakas and ringtailed lemurs
• Ifaty - unwind on the beach, snorkel along a stunning coral reef or head inland for a spot of bird-watching
• Andasibe National Park - spot the Indri Indri - Madagascar's largest lemur, and visit a community reserve
• Antananarivo - explore free time to explore the capital of Madagascar, known as the 'City of Thousands'

Highlights

• Hike into the wilds of Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, home to more than 300 species of orchid, 20 species of lemur and an astounding array of endemic species.
• Join a naturalist on a 4X4 ride deep into Isalo National Park to search for the iconic Ring-tailed Lemur and Verreaux's Sifaka.
• Spend three nights in the pristine and un-touristic coastal village of Anakao, learning about the local lifestyle and endemic flora and fauna.

Highlights

• See almost all the chameleon species of Madagascar including butterflies, lizards, snakes, bats and other interesting animals
• Visit the Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve
• Visit with the native people make famous embroideries, typical wine,
• Enjoy Mayotte’s beautiful flora of 18 hectares of tropical garden, as well see huge baobab trees by the beach.
• Visit copra sheds, a giant land tortoise pen and an old colonial house.