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33 Madagascar trips. Tours from 62 tour companies. 37 reviews. 4.8/5 avg rating.
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An amazing trip through this beautifully stunning and diverse country!
An amazing trip through this beautifully stunning and diverse country! Perfect balance between wildlife, culture and relaxation on the beach in the end! Andry, the t...
Madagascar is an amazing experience.
Madagascar is an amazing experience. However, be prepared to spend the vast majority of time on this holiday sat down, either in a boat, minibus or in 4 x 4s. Trip n...
Amazing sights and experiences
In a short time this trip takes you to a number of amazing sights and experiences. Meeting the lemurs and kameleons is magic, but driving and especially walking thro...
The country of Madagascar is amazing!
The country of Madagascar is amazing! The landscape and lemurs are fantastic but what really made the trip for me was the Malagasy people. So happy, helpful and frie...
Madagascar Tour Selection Trips
- Many tours combine both rainforest experiences (in search of lemurs, chameleons, birds, and plant life) and stays at Indian Ocean beaches, a nice mix.
- Some tours offer stays at lodges featuring both rainforests and beaches in the same location, if you like to unpack just once.
- Since you’ll probably fly into the international airport at Antananarivo, consider arriving or departing a day or two before or after your tour to explore the city; most Madagascar tours don’t include it.
- Seek out tours that offer interactions with the multi-cultural Malagasy people, who are known for their friendliness and hospitality.
- There is no better time to visit Madagascar, as the impoverished country is making a big push for eco-tourism, improving infrastructure and wildlife habitat.
- Go soon: Madagascar won’t stay off the beaten trail for long, given its status as a biodiversity hotspot and its multitude of endemic -- and endangered -- species.
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Is Madagascar Safe?
Madagascar, overall, is safe for travelers but certain precautions should be taken into consideration when visiting here. Madagascar is a developing country and also very poor. Due to this, when visiting major cities, you will see lots of people asking for money. Although this is not necessarily a safety concern, it is something that should be noted.
You should also be careful when wearing or displaying valuable items. There are thieves who target tourists. Always be mindful of your belongings when traveling through busy streets. It should also be noted that when you are taking a guided tour, these issues are always taken into consideration which alleviates the stress of safety.
Madagascar Luxury Tours
Contrary to popular expectations, there are multiple opportunities for both premium tours and luxury tours in Madagascar.
One way to see the rugged, undeveloped landscapes of Madagascar without sacrificing any comfort is by cruise. Free of concerns about running, bugs, and having to unpack multiple times, a cruise is a great way to explore the island in its entirety.
There are also several tours which stay in high-end, exclusive hotels, with every modern comfort and fantastic views. On these sorts of trips, you are not only guaranteed amazing lodging and meals -- you will also have the chance to fully experience Madagascar. For example, you may go scuba diving in the aqua waters of the Mozambique Channel or the Indian Ocean, or take a river cruise up the Pangalanes Canal.
Volunteering in Madagascar
Madagascar is one of the 12 poorest countries in the world, and first time visitors are usually shocked by this and the country’s environmental conditions. As has become a trend over the years for those visiting Africa, many tourists have questions about giving toys to children in Madagascar. If you are motivated to give back, there are a couple ways you can do so.
Firstly, in regards to giving directly to children, there are pros and cons. While it is one good way to make sure that your gifts reach their target, it is better to think about the long term impact of your gift. Giving colored pens, pencils, and paper is a good way of still giving a “toy”, but inspiring creativity and potentially helping a child in school. Basic goods we take for granted, such as clean socks and simple bulk T-shirts, will also be greatly appreciated.
There are also several charitable organizations you can donate to that will distribute money in the local community. Some examples of these include the Access Madagascar Initiative, Blue Ventures, and Conservation International.
Madagascar Tours and Safaris
Tours of Madagascar usually have a strong emphasis on its unique and mystifying wildlife which delights tourists and ecologists alike. Madagascar’s points of interest include Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve, Isalo National Park, spiny forests, Ranomafana National Park, and scouting lemurs in Anja Reserve. Madagascar has such a rich and diverse terrain making no destination boring.
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