After that, travel east to Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, home to Madagascar’s rarest lemurs, including the famous Indri indri. Stay at Vakona Forest Lodge, where private bungalows sit among the trees.

Explore the Analamazotra Reserve, canoe to Lemur Island, and enjoy evening walks to discover nocturnal creatures. Transitioning from day to night here feels magical, with the forest equally alive at every moment.

Return to Tana for a night at a boutique hotel before flying south to the sacred Ifotaka Community Forest. Nestled along the Mandrare River, Mandrare River Camp offers luxurious tents and stunning views.

Spend days walking beneath towering baobabs, meeting the Antandroy tribe, and learning about their traditions. Cultural performances, village visits, and sundowners in the baobab groves make this region unforgettable. Indeed, this is where a safari in Madagascar connects deeply with local heritage.

After your time in the forests, spend one last night in Tana, and then continue north for a finale of relaxation on the volcanic island of Nosy Tsarabanjina.

At Constance Tsarabanjina, barefoot luxury meets turquoise waters and white sand. Spend days snorkeling the Mitsio coral reefs, savoring freshly caught seafood, or simply enjoying the rhythm of the tides. With each sunrise and sunset, the island offers pure tranquility.

In time, return to Antananarivo for your international flight, bringing with you memories of Madagascar’s untamed beauty.