What to expect

Lemurs of Andasibe
Encounter incredible wildlife found nowhere else on Earth.

Avenue of the Baobabs
Witness Madagascar's most iconic natural landmark.

Palmarium Reserve
Cruise the Pangalanes Canal to an exclusive reserve.

Ambohimanga
Explore Madagascar's UNESCO-listed royal heritage.
About this trip...
Return flights & transfers
Airport taxes & charges
Single room for sole use
Full Board including drinks at dinner
All excursions as detailed in the itinerary
Pangalanes Canal boat transfers
Domestic flights
Premium air-conditioned transportation throughout
All park entrance fees as per itinerary
Accompanying Solos Tour Leader
Fully Financially Protected
- Insurance click here
What you will be doing...

Day One: Overnight flight from the UK

Day Two: Arrive in Antananarivo
- Dinner included

Day Three: Antananarivo - Andasibe
This morning we leave the capital behind and travel east through Madagascar's scenic highlands, passing rice terraces, traditional villages and lush rainforest en route to Andasibe. Along the way we'll visit Peyrieras Reserve, home to colourful chameleons, geckos and other fascinating reptiles found only in Madagascar.
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

Day Four: Andasibe - Palmarium Reserve
Today begins with a guided walk through Analamazaotra National Park, famous for its rich biodiversity and home to the impressive Indri Indri, Madagascar's largest lemur. Listen for its distinctive call echoing through the rainforest as your guide introduces you to the island's remarkable wildlife and plant life.
Later, visit Vakona Reserve before travelling to Manambato, where we board a boat for a scenic journey along the Pangalanes Canal to Palmarium Reserve, our home for the next two nights.
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

Day Five: Palmarium Reserve
Spend today discovering the beautiful Palmarium Reserve, a private sanctuary home to several species of free-ranging lemurs, colourful birds and unique tropical flora. Set beside Lake Ampitabe, the reserve offers an exceptional opportunity to experience Madagascar's wildlife in a peaceful natural setting.
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

Day Six: Palmarium - Antananarivo
After breakfast, we return by boat across the Pangalanes Canal before making our way back to Antananarivo. Sit back and enjoy the changing scenery as we journey through the heart of Madagascar, arriving back in the capital later this afternoon.
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

Day Seven: Antananarivo - Morondava
This morning we'll fly to Madagascar's west coast and the coastal town of Morondava. On arrival, we visit Kimony Reserve before heading to one of Madagascar's most iconic landmarks – the spectacular Avenue of the Baobabs
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

Day Eight: Kirindy Forest
Today's excursion takes us into Kirindy Forest, one of Madagascar's most important wildlife reserves. Accompanied by our expert guide, search for lemurs, reptiles and endemic birdlife, with the chance of spotting the elusive fossa, Madagascar's largest native predator.
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

Day Nine: Morondava - Antananarivo
Enjoy a relaxed morning before flying back to Antananarivo. The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure, allowing time to unwind or enjoy the facilities at our hotel before tomorrow's sightseeing.
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

Day Ten: Lemurs' Park & Analavory Geysers
Today's excursion showcases more of Madagascar's remarkable natural attractions. Visit Lemurs' Park, home to several rescued lemur species living in a protected environment.
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

Day Eleven: Royal Hill of Ambohimanga
Discover Madagascar's rich cultural heritage with a visit to the Royal Hill of Ambohimanga, one of the island's UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once home to Malagasy royalty, this sacred hill offers fascinating insights into the country's history and traditions.
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

Day Twelve: Departure day
On our final day, we enjoy a guided tour of Antananarivo, including a visit to the historic Queen's Palace, which overlooks the city from its commanding hilltop position.
- Breakfast & lunch included
Accommodation
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Essential Information
British passport holders must have a passport that is valid for at least six months beyond the date of entry into Madagascar. Your passport should also have at least one blank page for entry and exit stamps.
Visa:
British citizens require a visa to enter Madagascar. Tourist visas can usually be obtained on arrival at Antananarivo International Airport or in advance through the Madagascan Embassy. An immigration form must also be completed on arrival.
Visa fees are payable in cash and vary depending on the length of stay. For this tour, an up to 30-day tourist visa will be required.
As entry requirements can change, customers should check the latest advice before travelling.




























