Wildlife found nowhere else
The overwhelming majority of its species exist only here.

Destinations
An island that evolved on its own
Madagascar broke away from the mainland so long ago that almost everything living here lives nowhere else. There are more than a hundred species of lemur and nothing resembling a lion, leopard or elephant. Instead you walk through rainforest at night looking for chameleons and mouse lemurs, stand beneath baobabs at sunset, snorkel reefs off the east coast and watch humpback whales calve off Île Sainte-Marie between July and September. It is not a safari, and that is exactly why it belongs at the end of one.
Price per person, per night
$200 – $900
Sharing · Accommodation only

Why Madagascar
The overwhelming majority of its species exist only here.
Landscapes with no equivalent on the mainland.
Not a safari, and all the better as a contrast to one.
In pictures
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What you'll do

Walk through Madagascar’s forests in search of lemurs found nowhere else.

Explore rainforest trails while looking for chameleons, reptiles and smaller wildlife.

Stand among Madagascar’s baobabs as the light changes across the landscape.

Explore reefs and marine life in the clear water off Madagascar’s coast.

Look for humpback whales off Île Sainte-Marie between July and September.

Spend time in villages and markets, meeting local people and observing everyday life.
When to travel
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jan
Mixed
Cyclone season means travel is not advised.
How to see it
Use these sample journeys as a starting point to craft your own perfectly paced safari.