undefined Itinerary

Explore the Mantadia National Park, a pristine rainforest that is home to 14 species of lemurs, including the diademed sifaka and the red-bellied lemur. You can also spot several species of reptiles and birds.

After lunch, visit the Peyrieras Butterfly Farm, where you can observe several species of butterflies and moths, as well as various species of chameleons and geckos.

Enjoy a dinner at the hotel and try the local seafood dishes, including the famous grilled lobster.

Take a trip to the Palmarium Reserve, a private reserve located on the banks of the Pangalanes Canal. The reserve is home to several species of lemurs, including the aye-aye, the nocturnal lemur species that is known for its unique elongated middle finger which it uses to extract insects from trees. You can also spot several species of reptiles and birds.

After lunch, take a boat ride on the Pangalanes Canal where you can observe several species of water birds, including kingfishers, herons and egrets.

Enjoy a dinner at the hotel and try the local rum, which is known for its unique flavor.

Take a trip to the Analamazoatra Reserve, a protected area that is home to several species of lemurs, including the Indri Indri lemur, the largest of the species. You can also spot several species of reptiles and birds.

After lunch, visit the Andasibe Lemur Island, a private reserve where you can observe several species of lemurs up close, including the bamboo lemur and the brown lemur.

Enjoy a dinner at the hotel and try the local cassava cake, a traditional Malagasy dessert.

Take a trip to the Tsingy Rouge Reserve, a unique landscape dominated by sandstone formations that are eroded into spires and pinnacles. You can also spot several species of reptiles and birds.

After lunch, visit the village of Ambatolampy, where you can observe the traditional metalworking techniques used by the locals to produce aluminum pots and pans.

Enjoy a dinner at the hotel and try the local rice and beans dish, a staple of Malagasy cuisine.