6-Day Meeting Lemurs and Loving Baobabs

Your journey begins after breakfast, heading east toward Andasibe through Madagascar's lush rainforest and typical highland landscapes. En route, visit the Peyrieras Madagascar Exotic Reserve, where you'll come face-to-face with chameleons, lizards, frogs, snakes, butterflies, and graceful sifaka lemurs. In the afternoon, continue to Mitsinjo Reserve, home to the Indri—the largest lemur in the world—along with chameleons, snakes, and birds. Dinner and overnight on a half-board basis.

Your day begins with breakfast, followed by a full-day immersion into Madagascar's primary forest. Explore Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, a sanctuary of rare and endangered species found only on this island. In the afternoon, visit Vakona Private Reserve for Lemur Island and Crocodile Park—up-close encounters with unique wildlife. As night falls, a guided walk reveals the forest's nocturnal inhabitants: lemurs and other night-dwelling creatures. Dinner and overnight on a half-board basis.

Your journey continues with a morning drive to Antsirabe, winding through scenic mountains, rolling hills, and rice fields. After 7.5 hours, arrive in "The City of Water," known for its hot springs. Explore the town by rickshaw, Madagascar's iconic transport. Visit the Fahaleovantena Tribes Monument, a symbol of independence, then the historic Gare d'Antsirabe—a 1923 colonial station. End at the Notre Dame de la Salette Cathedral, founded in 1908, standing proudly in the town centre.

After breakfast, continue your journey toward the capital of the baobab tree. Stop in Miandrivazo for lunch—a town known as the hottest place in Madagascar, offering a striking contrast to the highlands. From here, proceed to Morondava on the west coast, famous for its river delta and iconic baobab trees. Arrive in the afternoon and check into your hotel.

Your day begins with breakfast, followed by a walk to the port. Board a boat to explore the mangrove forest, then cross the river to visit a traditional fishing village. The afternoon is yours at the Avenue of the Baobabs—wander among the towering trees and watch the sunset paint the coastal horizon. A perfect end to the day.

Your final day begins with breakfast and a flight back to Antananarivo. Explore the capital's landmarks: the Rova (Queen's Palace, 1610), Lake Anosy (created under King Andrianampoinimerina), and Gare de Soarano (colonial train station). Later, transfer to the airport for your international departure. Say farewell to Madagascar—a genuine island, a world apart.