A safari in Madagascar is like no other. Isolated from the rest of the world here wildlife evolved on its own distinct path and includes many endemic species of lemurs, chameleons, frogs and birds.
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Safari holidays: a chameleon in Amber Mountain National Park, Madagascar
Isolated from the rest of the world, there were no large predators: here wildlife evolved on its own distinct path. Of Madagascar's 200,000 species, more than 80% are endemic. The most famous are the lemurs.
On a Madagascar safari you will hear the eerie wail of the indri echo across misty rainforests and see sifakas leap across ochre earth. Walks through the forests will reveal more than lemurs though.
You will also see a kaleidoscope of chameleons, frogs and butterflies. Birds screech in the trees and uncharted insects march through the leaf litter.
14 days from £2,765pp
This two week trip is a perfect introduction to Madagascar combining one of its most beautiful and rewarding rainforests with the remote island of Ile Ste Marie.
11 days from £3,800pp
This 11 day trip uses just two camps in Madagascar, so it means less travelling around for the family. The first is located beside a sacred forest and allows you to enjoy some unique wildlife whilst the second is situated on a far flung beach. The trip will allow the family to enjoy a range of activities from wildlife walks, market visits, whale watching trips, canoeing and relaxing on the beach.
15 days from £3,785pp
Explore the south of Madagascar. Taking in the diverse national parks of Ranomafana and Isalo. Finally relaxing on the untouched coast of Anakao and Ambola at the end of your journey.
15 days from £3,310pp
Exploring the northern tip of Madagascar this itinerary includes time in a beautiful rainforest enjoying a variety of lemurs, chameleons, frogs. A colourful journey then takes you through lots of Malagasy villages to the little visited park of Ankarana and then onto the coast where you can relax in idyllic surroundings for a week.
11 days from £3,655pp
If you would like to enjoy both Madagascar's forests and beaches without travelling around then a week at Anjajavy Private Reserve is ideal. With a forest full of lemurs, chameleons and frogs and perched above white sandy beaches you can enjoy wildlife viewing in the morning and swimming and snorkelling in the afternoon. Anjajavy offers luxury accommodation and numerous varied activities so there is more than enough to keep you occupied for a week or so.