The classic tours

The south is one of the most spectacular part of Madagascar. Each stage of the journey brings a new landscape and a unique climate. From the cold mountains of Ankaratra to the rugged plateaus of the Betsileo tribe, you will get to see Andringitra, a rocky wall that rises over 2,000 meters. Then, Ambalavao, commonly known as the gateway of the south, leading to the vast Ihorombe plateau, where huge steppe and thick grass coexist with aloe vera plants. The village of Ranohira finally opens up to the great southern region, home to the the famous Isalo National Park, with its impressive sandstone massifs.  

Exploring Madagascar's deep south along the national road number 7: an authentic and enriching 10-days/9-nights trip that will make you discover the various southern tribes, wood handicraft skills, and the two famous national parks: Ranomafana and Isalo. You will end your journey by the sea in Ifaty, where the sun, music and laughter pave the way.

The East Coast is the most exciting and adventurous part of a trip to Madagascar. A true sanctuary of nature, characterized with an evergreen and tropical rainforest; a kingdom of lemurs, chameleons, birds and orchids. The road journey between Antananarivo and Toamasina is a guenine exploration through narrow cliffs, evergreen mountains and palm trees.  And if you're seeking for the balneary activities, stunning beaches along the Indian Ocean coastline await you for unforgettable experiences.

Exploring the east coast of Madagascar: a chill 10-day/9-night trip that will introduce you to the parks and reserves between Antananarivo and Toamasina, then fully appreciate the Pangalane Canal. Discover breathtaking landscapes and encounter different species of lemur, especially the INDRI INDRI and the famous AYE-AYE. Your journey will end on the paradisiacal island of Sainte Marie, where you can observe the humpback whales and unwind on the beach.

The West coast Madagascar is bordered by the Mozambique Channel. This region is known for its diverse landscapes, with white sandy beaches, mangroves, lagoons and mountains. The hot and humid season lasts from November to March while the dry season runs from June to September. The large coastal plains are covered with dry forests, and many tropical plants and trees, including the famous baobabs, rosewoods. This region is a must-see, offering a rich variety of natural and cultural attractions.

Tsiribihina River adventure and the funerary arts of Menabe: start your journey from Antananarivo, a unique 9-day/8-night expedition, which includes the Tsiribihina River cruise on a motorboat or a traditional pirogue. The river takes you through limestone plateaus, primary forests and deep gorges passing some of Madagascar’s most impressive funerary monuments. You will then visit the Tsingy de Bemaraha, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its limestone formations. Your adventure will conclude in Morondava, where you will pass the sacred baobabs and the famous Avenue of the Baobabs at sunset.

The Northern part of Madagascar is commonly known for its unique biodiversity and its historic heritage, giving rise to a rich cosmopolitan tribe. To the west and north, this region is bordered by the Indian Ocean. Famous for its beautiful beaches and turquoise ocean, bays and lagoons can also be found and are perfect for diverse water sports. The vegetation in this area is varied, featuring tropical rainforests, mangroves, savannahs and rock formations which are a home to an exceptional fauna and flora.

Visiting the Far North of Madagascar: for nature lovers and explorers, this 8-day/7-night tour offers the opportunity to discover the Montagne d’Ambre national park with its incredible landscape diversity, such as baobab forests in the “Montagne des Français” spot, the Emerald Sea and the 3 bays of Diego Suarez. There are also the red Tsingy canyons, the sapphire villages, the Tsingy of Ankarana, the cocoa plantations at Ambanja and the vast white sandy beaches.

Madagascar’s highlands are located of the heart of the island. Mainly made up of vast high plateau rising to an average altitude of 1,500 metres. This region is surrounded by mountain ranges and has a cool climate with temperatures often dropping at night. You will also discover charming towns and villages reflecting Madagascar's rich culture. It is a fascinating destination, offering travelers the chance to discover stunning landscapes, a vibrant culture and an exceptional biodiversity

A 10-day tour of Madagascar's most beautiful mountain ranges : Andringitra and Isalo. This tour combines nature, adventure and cultural discoveries for hardy walkers.