Go To Madagascar

Go Whale Watching

Natural breeding ground for enormous numbers of humpback whale

The giants of the deep are often found meandering through the waters just off the coast of Madagascar and there's ample time to see them. June to Sept provide huge numbers of Humpback whales that travel to Madagascars warmer waters for the perfect breeding ground.

Experience the rainforest at night

Few places exemplify Madagascar’s unique biodiversity in the manner of Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, and there is no better way of experiencing this rich ecosystem then on a guided night walk.

Where you will encounter an array of unique, nocturnal animals and reptiles including, several species of lemur, chameleons and tree frogs.

Visit the Avenue of the Baobabs at sunset

Undoubtedly one of Madagascar's most iconic destinations, this stretch of road 45 mins north of the city of Morondava is lined with giant Baobab trees.

Some of which date back 800 years and stand at over 30 metres in height. The avenue is best visited during the evening when the iconic silhouette of the Baobabs and the striking sunset combine for a truly breathtaking vista.

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Go hiking in Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park

The best way to explore the dramatic landscapes of Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park is on foot.

Along one of the many hiking trails which range in difficulty, and encompass a number of vertigo-inducing, lofty rope bridges!

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Go Paragliding

Paragliding is a truly exhilarating experience, and is also a fantastic way to experience Madagascar's breathtaking terrain.

Itasy Lake and the Andringitra Mountains are two of the best places to try this unique activity.