The island-continent: 5% of the world’s species, unique landscapes, and 18 years of local expertise at your service.
Madagascar is an island-continent 1,600 km long, with biodiversity found nowhere else in the world: 90% of its flora and fauna are endemic to the island. Lemurs, chameleons, baobabs, Tsingy forests… each region has its own unique character.
We operate our own tours with our guides and our fleet, and know every trail, every lodge, and every season.
Each region has its own unique character. Here are the three main entry points for your trip.
Andasibe, Ankanin’ny Nofy, Pangalanes Canal. Lush tropical forests, home to Indri lemurs, and the peaceful waterways of the Pangalanes Canal, nestled in the heart of a bountiful and unspoiled natural environment.
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Fort-Dauphin, Berenty. Untouched beaches bordered by lush green mountains and the iconic lemurs of the Berenty Reserve, in the heart of the spiny forest of southern Madagascar.
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An unforgettable journey down the river in a traditional dugout canoe. Amid gorges, waterfalls, and Sakalava villages, this timeless journey takes you straight to the gates of the Tsingy.
Discover the tourThe climate varies greatly between the east (humid), the west (dry), and the south (arid).
| Month | General Information | Recommendations by Region |
|---|---|---|
| January | Cyclones in the east. Trails impassable in the west. The south (Isalo) remains accessible but very hot. | |
| February | Peak rainy season. Avoid the east and west. The south is possible with a tailored itinerary. | |
| March | End of the rainy season. Trails in the west are beginning to reopen. Rates are still reasonable. | |
| April | Start of the dry season. Lush green landscapes. All regions are accessible. | |
| May | Excellent time for national parks, wildlife, and hiking. | |
| June | Start of humpback whale season (Nosy Be, Sainte-Marie). Clear skies. | |
| July | High season. The best conditions island-wide. | |
| August | Peak dry season. Wildlife is very active, and temperatures are pleasant. | |
| September | Whales, hikes, and beaches. The west and south are perfect. | |
| October | End of the dry season. Still very mild, although temperatures are rising. | |
| November | First rains in the east. The west and south remain accessible and are in full bloom. | |
| December | Start of the rainy and cyclone season. Avoid the East and West. |
Yes, a visa is issued upon arrival at Ivato Airport (Antananarivo). Expect to pay €30 for a stay of 10 to 15 days, €35 for 16 to 30 days, €40 for 31 to 60 days, and €50 for 61 to 90 days. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months.
Yellow fever if you’re coming from an endemic area. Make sure your DTP and hepatitis A and B vaccinations are up to date. Malaria prophylaxis is recommended for coastal areas. Consult your doctor 4 to 6 weeks before departure.
For a 10-day guided tour in a 3-star category, expect to spend 1,300 to 1,800 € per person (excluding international flights). In a boutique lodge or 4–5-star accommodation, starting at 2,200 €.
Absolutely. We design tours tailored for children: a slower pace, accommodations with pools, and nature-based activities. Our vehicles are equipped with child safety seats upon request.
Tell us what you’re looking for, and we’ll provide a personalized itinerary within 24 hours.
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