Finding the best spots...
Finding the best spots...
Discover Madagascar’s enchanting landscapes, unique wildlife, and vibrant culture on an unforgettable three-day adventure.
Start your journey at Rova of Antananarivo, the iconic Queen’s Palace perched atop the city’s highest hill, offering panoramic views and a deep dive into Madagascar’s royal history.
Head to Lemur Park, a lush riverside reserve just outside the city where you can observe nine species of lemurs roaming freely and learn about Madagascar’s endemic flora.
Dine at La Varangue, a beloved local restaurant in downtown Antananarivo, renowned for its creative Malagasy-French fusion cuisine and quirky antique décor.
Venture east to Andasibe Mantadia National Park, a biodiversity hotspot famous for its Indri Indri lemurs, chameleons, and ancient rainforest trails.
Stop by Vakona Forest Lodge Reserve, home to the “Lemur Island” sanctuary where rescued lemurs eagerly interact with visitors, and enjoy a leisurely lunch with views of the lush surroundings.
Experience Malagasy hospitality at Feon'ny Ala, a rustic lodge and restaurant serving local specialties such as ravitoto and zebu steak, all while listening to the evening calls of the rainforest.
Begin your day at the legendary Avenue of the Baobabs, where towering, centuries-old baobab trees line a red dirt road—one of the world’s most photographed landscapes.
Explore the surreal Kirindy Forest, a dry deciduous reserve home to the elusive fossa, giant jumping rats, and rare nocturnal lemurs—perfect for wildlife lovers and photographers.
Enjoy a coastal sunset dinner at Chez Maggie, a warm and welcoming beachside restaurant known for its fresh seafood, Malagasy specialties, and relaxed vibe right on the sands of Morondava.
Quick suggestions
Best time to visit
Apr–Nov (dry season, wildlife viewing)
Typical weather
Hot and rainy Nov–Mar, mild and dry Apr–Oct
Daily budget
Budget $25/day · Mid $60/day · Luxury $150/day
Currency
Malagasy Ariary (MGA)
Tipping
5–10% at restaurants, small tips for guides
Power
Type C/E, 220V
Language
“Salama” · “Misaotra”
Good to know
Avoid walking alone at night in cities