Day 1: Flight from Antananarivo to Fort Dauphin
• Transfer to Ivato Airport for a domestic flight to Fort Dauphin. Upon arrival, visit the Fort-Flacourt Museum to discover the local history. Dinner and overnight at Hotel Kaleta.

Day 2: Nahampoana Reserve
• Explore the Nahampoana Reserve, known for its endemic flora and fauna, especially lemurs. In the afternoon, relax at the white sandy beach of Libanona.

Day 3: Lokaro Bay
• Excursion to Lokaro Bay, accessible by car or boat, renowned for its coves and beaches. Enjoy local seafood prepared on-site by the community. Return to your hotel in town.

Day 4: Berenty Reserve
• Drive to Berenty, famous for its sisal plantations and its reserve, where you can observe different species of lemurs. A night visit will allow you to spot the grey mouse lemur (Microcebus murinus). Overnight at Berenty Lodge.

Day 5: Berenty – Lavanono
• Daytime visit to Berenty Reserve, then depart for Lavanono, a small fishing village located in the extreme southwest of Madagascar. Overnight at Tea Longo Hotel.

Day 6: Cap Sainte-Marie
• Excursion to Cap Sainte-Marie, the southernmost point of Madagascar where the Indian Ocean meets the Mozambique Channel. Return to Lavanono.

Day 7: Lavanono – Itampolo
• Travel day to the village of Itampolo. Dinner and overnight at Chez Nany Hotel.

Day 8: Itampolo – Ambola
• Continue to Ambola, home to the Vezo people, known as nomads of the sea. Discover their traditional way of life. Overnight at Domaine d’Ambola.

Day 9: Tsimanampetsotsa National Park
• Explore the park, famous for its endemic biodiversity: birds, lemurs, tortoises, and vegetation adapted to the arid climate. Overnight at Lalandaka Hotel in Anakao.

Day 10: Relaxation in Anakao
• Free day on the paradisiacal beaches of Anakao, with an optional excursion to Nosy Ve, a nearby island. Overnight at Lalandaka Hotel.

Day 11: Anakao – Tuléar – Isalo
• Boat transfer to Tuléar, then drive to Ranohira, the gateway to Isalo National Park. Overnight at H1 Hotel.

Day 12: Isalo National Park
• Explore the park, known for its sandstone formations, natural pools, and canyons. End the day at the “Isalo Window” for a beautiful sunset view.

Day 13: Isalo – Ambositra
• A long day of driving to reach Ambositra, renowned for its woodcraft artisanship. Overnight with a local artisan family.

Day 14: Ambositra – Antananarivo
• Return to the capital, with several stops to enjoy the scenic landscapes. Overnight at Chalet des Roses.

Day 15: Antananarivo
• Free day for shopping and preparing for departure. Option to visit the artisanal market for souvenir shopping.

This trip to Fort Dauphin and its surroundings will allow you to explore the natural beauty of Madagascar while discovering its rich culture and heritage.