A Journey Across Madagascar: Nature, Culture, and Wildlife

• Cycle through Antsirabe’s villages and immerse in local culture and cuisine.
• Camp by the Tsiribihina River, exploring gorges and charming villages.
• Canoe the Manambolo River, discovering caves, small Tsingy, and wild landscapes.
• Marvel at Bemaraha’s Great Tsingy and limestone peaks.
• Spot wildlife in Kirindy Reserve, then enjoy sunsets at Baobab Avenue.
• Immerse in the life of Vezo and Sakalava fishing villages at Belo-sur-Mer.
• Explore Kirindy Mite’s dunes, wild islets, and meet the Mikea people in Ambatomilo.
• Discover Isalo’s dramatic landscapes, lemurs, natural pools, and hike through Ranomafana Rainforest.

This trip is right for you IF:

• You are comfortable with long drives and can handle some rough road conditions.
• You’re open to a more rustic, eco-friendly experience, including dry camping in remote areas.
• You’re ready to embrace the beauty of Madagascar while understanding the challenges faced by local communities.
• You are flexible and patient in the face of occasional power cuts or water issues, even in cities.
• You seek an adventure that involves physical activities, including hiking, cycling, and canoeing, with a willingness to engage in nature-based challenges.
• You have a sense of adventure and are open to experiencing local cultures in a meaningful way, including remote villages and unique communities.
• You are comfortable with a minimalistic lifestyle for parts of the trip, and enjoy moments of peace and reflection in nature.

Important notes:

• International flights are not included, but we can provide a quote on request. The final itinerary will outline what's included, such as local transportation, meals (e.g., 5 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 2 dinners), and specific hotel details. For more information, feel free to reach out.

• Estimates that may change due to weather, traffic, or unforeseen events. Expect long driving hours and occasional challenging road conditions.
• In addition to the tour leader, local guides  are required in national parks and attractions, and are arranged by your tour guide.
•  Domestic flights in Madagascar are subject to cancellations or rescheduling. We recommend keeping at least two days between your domestic and international flights to allow for any changes. If needed, we’ll adjust your itinerary.
• Trails available for all fitness levels. Discuss with your guide to choose the right one.
• The rainy season and potential cyclones occur from late November to March, which may impact travel plans. Please be prepared for possible delays or changes due to weather conditions.