Madagascar

A breathtaking rainforest reserve known for its dense, misty forests and abundant wildlife. The park is home to the largest lemur species, the Indri Indri, whose thrilling calls echo through the trees. It’s a paradise for nature lovers, offering sightings of chameleons, frogs, and rare birds. Guided walks through its lush terrain reveal the incredible biodiversity that makes Madagascar so unique.

A captivating dry spiny forest located in southern Madagascar, offering a rare glimpse into one of the island’s most unique ecosystems. Here you will come across towering octopus trees, ancient baobabs, and a variety of wildlife, including Verreaux's sifakas and ring-tailed lemurs. Ifotka is also known for the traditions of the Antandroy people, who protect this sacred space and the tombs of their ancestors.

The Madagascan Islands, including Nosy Be, Nosy Komba, Nosy Mitsio, and Nosy Ankao, are a must-visit for their untouched beauty and rich biodiversity. Whether you're snorkelling in crystal-clear waters, discovering vibrant coral reefs, or trekking through lush forests home to lemurs and rare wildlife, each island offers its own unique appeal.

Madagascar’s bustling capital offers a vibrant blend of history, culture, and stunning hilltop views. Known for its lively markets, colonial architecture, and the royal palace complex of Rova, it immerses visitors in the island's rich heritage. From here, it's easy to explore several nearby nature reserves, making Antananarivo an ideal starting point for those eager to discover Madagascar’s unique biodiversity.

A pristine sanctuary on Madagascar's northwest coast, offering a rich blend of biodiversity and conservation efforts. This protected area is home to rare and endemic species, including the famous Coquerel’s sifaka, chameleons, and vibrant birdlife. The reserve also features striking limestone formations and a stunning coastline with hidden beaches. Explore its wonders through guided forest walks, mangrove kayaking, and night safaris.