Aerial view of Mandrare River with spiny bush on front bank
Verreaux's sifaka leaping in Octopus trees, Ifotaka
Guided spiny bush walk in Ifotaka
Drinks on the dunes near Mandrare
Adansonia za baobabs in Ifotaka area
Sundowners at the Mandrare River
Antandroy (People of the Thorns) dancers
The new swimming pool at Mandrare River Camp
Quiet coastal scene, Itampolo, Masaoala National Park
Endangered Red-ruffed lemur, found only in Masoala Peninsula
Manafiafy has lovely white sand beaches
Male Panther chameleon, Masoala National Park
White-fronted lemurs are fairly plentiful on Masoala and Nosy Mangabe
Helmet vanga is an icon of Masoala and surrounds
Giant leaf-tailed gecko can be seen in Masoala and on Nosy Mangabe
Scaly ground-roller is easily seen on Masoala in spring and summer
Masoala Forest Lodge, boat and guests
There's good snorkelling in discreet coves along Masoala Peninsula
Guided rainforest walk in Masoala's lowland rainforest
Essence of Maoala - rainforest extending down to deserted beaches
Lowland streaked tenrec is common in Masoala National Park
Humpback whales migrate to Antongil Bay in July and August
Climbing mantella can be seen in Masoala and on Nosy Mangabe
Superb kayaking to be had in Masoala!
Moore's woolly lemur (Avahi), locally endemic to Masoala Peninsula
Remote, secluded Anjajavy peninsula on the sunny West coast
Endangered Coquerel's sifaka, the flagship lemur of Anjajavy
Precious West Malagasy dry deciduous forest at Moramba Bay, Anjajavy
Critically Endangered Madagascar fish eagle are resident at Anjajavy
Milne-Edwards sportive lemurs are often seen and heard on night walks
Moramba Bay boat trips are a must at Anjajavy
Anjajavy's caves make for an interesting excursion
Baobabs growing on limestone, Anjajavy (Moramba Bay)
Gangs of Sicklebilled vanga can be seen at Anjajavy