Unique Wildlife & Otherworldly Landscapes
Madagascar is a world apart — around nine in ten of its species are found nowhere else on Earth. Lemurs, chameleons, baobabs and the razor-sharp limestone Tsingy make it a true bucket-list wilderness for the curious traveller.
From rainforest to the iconic Avenue of the Baobabs and the beaches of Nosy Be, it rewards those willing to venture off the beaten track.
The dry season (April–November) is best for travel and wildlife, with lemur babies appearing from September. Avoid the cyclone season (January–March), when many regions become hard to reach.
Indri — the largest lemurs — in eastern rainforest.
Misty montane forest and rare lemur species.
Madagascar’s most iconic landscape at sunset.
A UNESCO labyrinth of limestone pinnacles.
Sandstone canyons and natural swimming pools.
Island beaches and diving for a relaxing finish.