Travelling to Madagascar

Madagascar’s wildlife: A quirk of evolution

Madagascar’s forests shelter so many endemic wildlife species that visiting is like arriving on another planet. Following your guide through the trees, Indris cry overhead while chameleons lie perfectly camouflaged in the undergrowth. Africa specialist Andrew shares his wildlife experiences.

What to do in Madagascar: our highlights guide

On a Madagascar holiday you’ll see wildlife found nowhere else on Earth. Trek through rainforests teeming with lemurs, chameleons and exotic birds, swim and snorkel with marine life or explore the island’s culture on a riverboat cruise. Africa specialist James shares his ideas.

Madagascar's southern national parks

16 days from £5,850pp

Explore the south of Madagascar, taking in the diverse national parks of Andasibe, Ranomafana and Isalo. Then relax on the untouched coast of Anakao and Ambola at the end of your journey.