About this trip
This week takes you through Madagascar's eastern rainforest, where the wildlife is the whole point of the journey. Over 7 days you have the chance to spot more than 13 lemur species, including the Indri indri, the island's largest lemur, known for its distinctive call, and the elusive nocturnal Aye-aye.
The route moves from the forests of Analamazaotra national park to the Palmarium reserve, before finishing with a boat trip along the Pangalanes Canal to Tamatave, Madagascar's economic capital.
What you'll do
- Track the Indri indri in Analamazaotra national park
- Join a night walk to find the nocturnal Aye-aye in the Palmarium reserve
- Spot over 13 species of lemur across the journey
- Cruise the Pangalanes Canal by boat
- Arrive in Tamatave, Madagascar's economic capital
- Partially guided, so some sections you'll cover with a guide and others independently
- Suits families and groups keen on wildlife over fast-paced sightseeing
- Some early starts and night walks needed for lemur spotting
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in Antananarivo · 19 Jul – 20 Jul
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