Madagascar Antananarivo Adventure Tours

A real adventure in the heart of the Manambolo River. Discover the beautiful scenery of the Highlands before heading down the river with smiling villagers. Then, we head to the Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park, one of the best sites in the World! The area contains different species of lemurs, birds and endemic plants. We continue towards the famous baobab Avenue at sunset before arriving in the town of Morondava.

This tour will take you to another world to discover the large marine mammal and the tradition of a tribe that lives on an island called Sainte-Marie especially during the whale festival. Let's see how to protect nature while respecting tradition and the many "fady" that follow. Relax on the beautiful beach of the island with its beauties. Take your time for on-site activities such as diving, snorkeling, visiting the city and the pirate cemetery on a motorcycle. Having 5 days and 4 nights stay in Sainte-Marie would be preferable. Above all, enjoy these little holidays in comfortable hotels by the sea on the island.

This tour, which starts from the capital to the far north of the country and crosses the Boeny region, offers the opportunity to discover the main preserved tourist assets of the big island. Exceptional biodiversity, breathtaking landscapes, a warm population and its endearing cultures... The Boeny region is endowed with extremely varied ecosystems: limestone plateau (Tsingy) punctuated by Pachypodium and Baobabs, forests home to many species of lemurs, lakes and mangroves which are as many bird watching spots, caves and bats, circus and bays, the Mozambique Channel and its large marine mammals.

This tour in the west of Madagascar takes you to the Tsingy de Bemaraha, a large limestone massif, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1990. To get there, you will have to go through the manufacturers of aluminum casseroles in Ambatolampy, the craft workshops and finally a river trip on the Tsiribihina River. During the adventure, you will be able to see the endemic species of Madagascar, swim in a beautiful natural swimming pool without forgetting the party organized by the villagers.

The lemur, an emblematic species of Madagascar, can be seen all over the big island whether in nature reserves, national parks or simply in their natural habitat, the tropical forest. The most fascinating thing about this tour is that it offers a possibility to discover the endemic species of the island but also to live an unforgettable stay in a dream place on a beautiful beach, far from all worries. The trip starts by discovering the highlands with beautiful landscapes, and continues by visiting the famous Ranomafana National Park and the one and only tea plantation of Sahambavy. Then we take the road to Ranohira known for its famous natural rocky massifs.The adventure continues to reach the seaside resort of Ifaty, a dream beach with turquoise water. The charm of Ifaty lies mainly in its immense lagoon and coral reef extending over nearly 40 km.

An itinerary along the National Road number 7 (RN7) with highland landscapes. Large cliffs dot the green mountains and small villages with friendly people. Parks and reserves will be visited on this trip, including Ranomafana National Park, Isalo National Park, Anja Village Reserve and Reniala Nature Reserve. There are several species of lemurs, chameleons, endemic plants and even birds. After the parks, you will continue the trip by hiking in the famous granite massif of Tsaranoro before reaching Ifaty then Tuléar for the return to the capital.

This tour is characterized by visits to the national heritage. The Baobabs is one of the most beautiful sites of the Big Island. This place, not far from Morondava, is unavoidable during a trip to the center-west of Madagascar. In this site, you will be astonished to see these trees of more than 30 meters in height bordering the track leading to the banks of the Tsiribihina river on more than 20 km.At sunset, the colors behind these giant trees offer an exceptional spectacle. A sacred baobab tree stands out among those lining the track. The locals come here to deposit offerings and honour their ancestors. According to legends, the Gods did not appreciate the baobabs' excessive pride, so they decided to plant them upside down, putting the roots in the air. You will also see baobabs said to be in love, which according to the beliefs of the locals can bring good luck to couples. On the premises, the most striking species is the Andasonia grandidieri. Of course, this tree is endemic to Madagascar. The tour also offers a great attraction on the great Tsingy classified World Heritage by UNESCO.

Beautiful landscapes can be discovered on the way to Miandrivazo. A peaceful trip along the Tsiribihina River awaits you. Boat Man accompanies you throughout the 3 days of descent before leaving for Bekopaka. Here is the Tsingy National Park of Bemaraha where we will visit its exceptional architecture with its unique biodiversity. Here you will find lemurs, birds and endemic plants. Then drive to sunset before arriving in Morondava.

Discover the landscapes, the fauna and flora, the ways of life, the culture in the Eastern and North-Eastern part of Madagascar for a unique and unforgettable trip that will fulfil all your expectations far from the euphoria and the hustle and bustle. The specificity of this tour is that you will have the opportunity to make a boat trip in a group with an exceptional atmosphere and enriching activities towards Maroantsetra. Then explore the Masoala National Park. This site is a true sanctuary of nature , it offers an incredible variety of landscapes, including water falls, bucolic rivers, undergrowth...   

This course of the East will make you discover the green part of Madagascar. In 7 days, you will be able to discover more than 13 species of lemurs, among them the most famous: TheIndri indri the largest lemur of the big island, tailless, differentiated by special cry, sheltered in the Analamazaotra national park; the nocturnal Aye-aye lemur in danger of extinction in the Palmarium reserve. This itinerary continues with a boat excursion along the Pangalanes Canal to Tamatave, the economic capital of Madagascar.