Lemurs in a Madagascar reserve

Experience the wild like never before

Four ways to meet Madagascar. Each can be a trip of its own, or a thread running through one of our journeys — tell us which one pulls at you and we'll build the itinerary around it.

Sifaka hanging from a branch in a Madagascar forest

Lemur Safari

Step into the heart of Madagascar and witness a world found nowhere else on Earth. Comfortable eco-lodges, expert local guides, and a route built around the species you most want to see — playful ring-tails, dancing sifakas, or the rare aye-aye.

Crested coua in dry forest in Madagascar

Bird Watching

294 bird species, 115 of them found nowhere else on Earth, four entirely endemic families. From the Madagascar paradise flycatcher to the elusive ground rollers and the vangas — with ornithologist guides and small groups.

Panther chameleon in northern Madagascar

Reptiles & Insects

Over 360 reptile species, 95% of them endemic. Panther chameleons shifting colour, leaf-tailed geckos that vanish into bark, mantises and stick insects — best from November to March, when the forests come alive.

Trekking in the Madagascar highlands

Trekking & Hiking

Pic Boby in Andringitra, the canyons of Isalo, the sharp maze of Tsingy de Bemaraha and the remote Makay Massif. The best way to experience Madagascar is on foot — and the dry season, May to October, is the time to do it.

Combine them

Most travellers want more than one

A birding guide on an eastern rainforest trip. A night walk added to a beach week. Two days of hiking in the middle of the RN7. It is all the same conversation — tell us what you want and we shape the route around it.

Hiking in Madagascar
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