Embark on a 14-day wildlife adventure in Madagascar, exploring national parks and engaging with local communities.
  • 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 to catch sight of exciting nocturnal species like endemic butterflies, chameleons, and mouse lemurs.
  • Learn about the important Malagasy process of silk production by visiting an association where silk weavers preserve local tradition and support community women.
  • Support community empowerment and conservation while exploring Anja Community Reserve and the Mitsinjo Forest.
  • Take a hands-on chocolate-making class in Antananarivo and learn the secrets of Malagasy chocolate, then sample your creations with pastries, tea, coffee, and rum.
  • Explore the Spiny Forest in Reniala Private Park, encountering fascinating trees and rare bird species like the Long-tailed Roller and Red-headed Coua.
  • Visit the ValBio Research & Conservation Centre in Ranomafana to learn about conservation projects that benefit local communities.
Accommodation throughout the tour includes stays in hotels, bungalows, and a gite, offering a mix of comfort and local charm. Some accommodations may be basic, lacking modern amenities like Wi-Fi or air conditioning, but they provide a unique cultural experience.