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Helen Kennedy Africa Travel Specialist

"I loved seeing the scenery change as we travelled along the RN7. Ranomafana National Park is a real highlight as is the bizarre Ifaty Spiny Forest."

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Places To Go In Madagascar

Beaches and Islands

Known for its lemurs and unique wildlife, Madagascar and its offshore islands are fringed with gorgeous sandy beaches, and with reefs teeming with exotic fish.

Anjajavy & the Northwest

This is a region of empty beaches and deserted coves and turquoise waters of infinite subtle hues,...

Ile Ste Marie

You'll find some of Madagascar’s best whale-watching here, as well as superb dive sites and...

Nosy Be, the Mitsio and Radama islands

Beaches, diving, island-hopping and rare wildlife contribute to the Nosy Be, the Mitsio and Radama...

South East Coast

On the South-eastern tip of Madagascar, the boutique lodge, Manafiafy Beach & Rainforest...

Eastern Rainforests

Madagascar’s Eastern Rainforests extend in a discontinuous band almost from Vohemar in the north-east, right down to tracts of montane rainforest near Fort Dauphin on the south-east coast. Once, this rainforest band, the ‘Madagascar Sylva’, had no equal and remains a treasure...

Andasibe-Mantadia National Park

'Perinet' is the French name for the railway station at the town of Andasibe and for the...

Masoala National Park

A World Heritage Site Masoala National Park encompasses rainforest, coastal forest, marsh and...

Montagne d’Ambre National Park

Montagne d’Ambre National Park is a forested volcanic massif in northern Madagascar with crater...

Pangalanes Canal

This 645km series of man-made lakes and waterways extends from Foulpoint near Tamatave, south to...

Ranomafana National Park

Ranomafana National Park is a particularly rich and beautiful mid-altitude montane rainforest...

The South

The island’s most beguiling and unusual region is its semi-arid South, much of which is comprised of the ‘spiny desert’, a harsh land of thorny octopus trees interspersed with an assortment of bloated, drought-resistant plants such as Baobabs, Moringas and tall Pachypodiums. The...

Ambalavao and Anja Parc

The southernmost Highlands town of any size, Ambalavao is close to the very popular community-run...

Berenty Private Reserve

Madagascar’s best-known reserve is famous for the habituated Ringtail lemurs and 'dancing'...

Ifaty

Ifaty offers a special combination of birds, baobabs and beaches. It is best known for its...

Ifotaka Community Forest

Explore sacred gallery forest and healthy spiny forest; see Ringtails, Verreaux's sifakas and...

Isalo National Park

A wonderful place for walking and hiking, Isalo has spectacular rock formations, diverse landscapes...

Salary, Ankasy and Mikea National Park

With dazzling, turquoise waters, deserted white-sand beaches and inland, the remarkable spiny and...

Tsimanampetsotsa National Park and Anakao

Anakao is a remote and relaxed Veso fishing village south of Tulear. As it is well away from the...

Zombitse-Vohibasia Forest National Park

The last remaining stand of transition forest where the dry southern and western floristic domains...

Towns & Cities

Almost all visitors enter and exit Madagascar from Antananarivo, the capital city. Provincial urban centres we take many guests to, include Antsiranana (Diego Suarez) up in the far north and Tulear on the south-west coast. During your time in any of these urban centres, we'll take you to see...

Antananarivo

Almost every trip begins and/or ends in the Malagasy capital, a city of tiered streets built in and...

Antsirabe

Antsirabe is a former spa town about 3 hours to the south of Antananarivo. It is the ideal place in...

Antsiranana (Diego Suarez)

Antsiranana, known as Diego Suarez until 1975, is the capital of Madagascar's northernmost...

Tulear

Tulear (Toliara, in Malagasy) is a city of about 100,000 people on the south-western coast of...

Western Dry Forests

Madagascar’s deciduous dry forests are much lighter than the rainforests you'll see in the eastern half of the country. The western deciduous forests are also the island’s most fragmented and desperately endangered forest type. They are home to a unique assemblage of often...

Andrafiamena Andavakoera

A new stop on the northern circuit, this 74,600ha area encompasses transition forest and deciduous...

Anjajavy Forest Reserve

This unofficially protected parcel of tropical dry deciduous forest has much the same wildlife as...

Ankarafantsika National Park

Getting there:Ankarafantsika National Park is 120km south-east of the west coast port Mahajanga....

Ankarana National Park

Ankarana National Park (formerly Special Reserve) presents a fantastic landscape, with its expanses...

Belo Sur Mer

This remote, sleepy outpost is a Veso settlement perhaps best known as the site where impressive...

Kirindy Forest

The Menabe Antimena Protected Area is famed for its gigantic Grandidier’s baobabs – as...

Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park

One of Madagascar's largest national parks, remote Tsingy de Bemaraha is also a World Heritage...