Madagascar

Madagascar is an island country lying approximately 400 km east of Mozambique, off the southeastern coast of Africa. Lush rainforests, dry deserts, and grassy plains cover the island, with coral reef and mangrove forests stretching along its coastlines. Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world and you won’t find the usual African wildlife like lion, giraffe or hippo here instead, you will find colourful chameleons and many different species of lemurs.

Besides lemurs, Madagascar is famous for its huge baobab trees. Know wonder it is the national tree of Madagascar.

our favourite experiences in madagascar

Drive through the “Avenue of Baobabs”
Look for Lemurs there nearly 100 different species and sub-species of lemur on the island.
Walk through the Stone Forest of Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park, located in the remote northwest, while here you can take the opportunity to search for the 11 different lemur species, some of which are only found in this area.