Madagascar Safari Tour – 14 Days Wildlife and Lemur Adventure
Discover the Ultimate Madagascar Wildlife Safari
Madagascar is one of the most extraordinary travel destinations in the world. Known for its unique biodiversity, dramatic landscapes, and fascinating wildlife, the island offers unforgettable experiences for nature lovers and adventure travelers.
This 14 Days Madagascar Safari Tour is designed to take you through the most spectacular regions of the island, combining rainforest exploration, wildlife observation, cultural discoveries, and relaxing beach time.
During this adventure, travelers will explore several of Madagascar’s most famous national parks, including Andasibe Mantadia National Park, Ranomafana National Park, and Isalo National Park. These protected areas are home to some of the island’s most iconic wildlife species, including the famous Indri Indri lemur, ring-tailed lemurs, sifakas, and rare chameleons.
In addition to incredible wildlife encounters, this Madagascar safari also includes visits to traditional villages, craft workshops, and stunning landscapes such as the granite mountains of the Tsaranoro Valley and the spectacular sandstone formations of Isalo National Park.
The tour ends on the beautiful southwest coast of Madagascar, where travelers can enjoy the peaceful beaches of Ifaty (Mangily) and discover colorful coral reefs during a snorkeling excursion.
This itinerary is ideal for travelers looking for a complete Madagascar safari experience combining wildlife, trekking, culture, and beach relaxation.
Why Choose This Madagascar Safari Tour?
Experience Madagascar’s Unique Wildlife
Madagascar is one of the most important biodiversity hotspots on the planet. More than 90% of the island’s wildlife is endemic, meaning it cannot be found anywhere else in the world.
During this Madagascar safari tour, travelers will have the opportunity to see several species of lemurs in their natural habitat, including:
- Indri Indri – the largest living lemur and famous for its haunting calls
- Ring-tailed lemur (Lemur catta) – one of the most recognizable animals in Madagascar
- Sifaka lemurs – known for their unique sideways jumping movement
- Golden bamboo lemur – a rare species found in Ranomafana National Park
- Brown lemurs
In addition to lemurs, Madagascar is also famous for its incredible reptiles and amphibians, including dozens of species of chameleons, frogs, and geckos.
Explore Madagascar’s Most Beautiful National Parks
This itinerary includes visits to some of the best national parks in Madagascar:
Andasibe Mantadia National Park
One of the most famous wildlife destinations in Madagascar and the best place to see the Indri Indri lemur.
Ranomafana National Park
A lush tropical rainforest and UNESCO World Heritage site known for its exceptional biodiversity.
Isalo National Park
A spectacular landscape of sandstone canyons, natural pools, and unique rock formations.
Anja Community Reserve
A community-managed reserve where visitors can observe large populations of ring-tailed lemurs.
Discover Madagascar’s Incredible Landscapes
One of the highlights of this safari is the diversity of landscapes you will experience during the journey.
From the rainforests of eastern Madagascar to the highlands with rice terraces, and from the dramatic granite cliffs of the Tsaranoro Valley to the desert-like canyons of Isalo, the scenery constantly changes throughout the trip.
Travelers will also see the famous baobab trees of southern Madagascar, some of the most iconic trees in the world.
Relax on the Beaches of Ifaty
After exploring Madagascar’s national parks and mountains, the tour ends on the beautiful beaches of Ifaty, a peaceful coastal destination known for its coral reefs and traditional fishing villages.
Here you can enjoy snorkeling, beach walks, and unforgettable sunsets over the Mozambique Channel.
14 Days Madagascar Safari Tour Itinerary
Day 1 – Antananarivo to Andasibe National Park
Your Madagascar safari begins with a scenic drive from the capital Antananarivo to Andasibe Mantadia National Park.
Along the way, stop at the famous Peyrieras Reserve, a private reserve where visitors can observe chameleons, reptiles, frogs, and butterflies.
Dinner and overnight at Mantadia Lodge.
Day 2 – Lemur Trekking in Andasibe
Today you will explore the Analamazaotra Reserve, one of the best places in Madagascar to see the Indri Indri lemur.
During the guided forest walk, you may also encounter other species such as bamboo lemurs, sifakas, and many endemic birds.
In the afternoon, visit Vakona Forest Reserve, where you can see lemurs on small islands.
Dinner and overnight at Mantadia Lodge.
Day 3 – Andasibe to Antsirabe
Drive south through the beautiful landscapes of the Malagasy highlands.
Stop in Ambatolampy to visit a traditional aluminum workshop where artisans produce cooking pots using recycled materials.
Continue to Antsirabe, a charming colonial town famous for its thermal springs and colorful rickshaws.
Dinner and overnight at Plumeria Hotel.
Day 4 – Antsirabe to Ranomafana National Park
Continue the journey toward the tropical rainforest of Ranomafana National Park.
On the way, stop in Ambositra, the capital of Malagasy wood carving and home of the famous Zafimaniry craftsmanship.
Dinner and overnight at Centrest Hotel.
Day 5 – Wildlife Trekking in Ranomafana
Explore the rich biodiversity of Ranomafana National Park during a guided hike.
This park is home to many rare species including:
- Golden bamboo lemur
- Red-bellied lemur
- Milne-Edwards sifaka
In the afternoon, relax at the natural thermal pool.
Dinner and overnight at Centrest Hotel.
Day 6 – Ranomafana to Ambalavao
Travel south to Fianarantsoa, the cultural capital of the region.
Continue to Ambalavao, where you will visit the famous Antemoro paper workshop, where handmade paper is produced using traditional techniques.
Dinner and overnight at Bougainvillier Hotel.
Day 7 – Anja Reserve and Tsaranoro Valley
Visit Anja Community Reserve, one of the best places in Madagascar to observe ring-tailed lemurs in the wild.
Continue to the stunning Tsaranoro Valley, surrounded by spectacular granite mountains.
Dinner and overnight at Camp Catta Lodge.
Day 8 – Tsaranoro Valley Trekking
Enjoy a hike to Pic Chameleon, reaching about 1600 meters above sea level.
The hike offers breathtaking panoramic views of the valley and opportunities to observe lemurs and birds.
Dinner and overnight at Camp Catta Lodge.
Day 9 – Tsaranoro Valley to Isalo National Park
Drive to Isalo National Park, one of Madagascar’s most famous natural attractions.
In the evening, visit the famous Isalo Window to watch the sunset.
Dinner and overnight at Satrana Lodge
Day 10 – Hiking in Isalo National Park
Explore Isalo’s spectacular canyons and natural pools.
During the hike you may see ring-tailed lemurs, sifakas, and brown lemurs.
Dinner and overnight at Satrana Lodge.
Day 11 – Isalo to Ifaty
Drive to the southwest coast of Madagascar and reach the peaceful fishing village of Ifaty (Mangily).
Visit the Reniala Baobab Forest Reserve.
Dinner and overnight at Belladona Hotel.
Day 12 – Snorkeling in Ifaty
Enjoy a snorkeling excursion to explore the coral reefs of the Mozambique Channel, home to colorful tropical fish and marine life.
Day 13 – Free Day in Ifaty
Relax on the beach or visit local fishing villages.
Optional activities include whale watching during the season.
Day 14 – Flight to Antananarivo
Transfer to Tulear airport for your domestic flight back to Antananarivo.
End of the Madagascar safari tour.
Pricing – Full Board Madagascar Safari Tour (14 Days)
Ultimate Wildlife, Trekking & Beach Safari – All-Inclusive Experience
Group Size | Price per Person (€) |
2 pax | 3,290 € |
4 pax | 2,890 € |
6 pax | 2,590 € |
8 pax | 2,450 € |
12 pax (max) | 2,350 € |
✅ Included (Full Board All-Inclusive)
- ✔ Accommodation (13 nights in selected hotels & lodges)
- ✔ Full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner – entire itinerary)
- ✔ Private 4×4 vehicle with professional driver
- ✔ Fuel and all logistics
- ✔ English/French-speaking national guide
- ✔ Peyrieras Reserve visit
- ✔ Andasibe National Park entrance + guide
- ✔ Vakona Reserve + Lemur Island
- ✔ Ranomafana National Park entrance + guide
- ✔ Anja Community Reserve entrance + guide
- ✔ Tsaranoro Valley trekking
- ✔ Isalo National Park entrance + guide
- ✔ Reniala Baobab Forest Reserve
- ✔ Snorkeling excursion in Ifaty
- ✔ All visits and excursions mentioned
- ✔ Domestic flight Tulear → Antananarivo
- ✔ Airport transfers
- ✔ Tourist taxes and service charges
- ✔ Bottled water during transfers
❌ Not Included
- ✖ International flights
- ✖ Madagascar visa fees
- ✖ Travel insurance
- ✖ Drinks and personal expenses
- ✖ Optional activities not mentioned
- ✖ Tips for guide and driver
Best Time for a Madagascar Safari
The best time to visit Madagascar for wildlife safaris is between April and November, when the weather is dry and hiking conditions are ideal.
FAQ – Madagascar Safari Tour
Yes. Madagascar is one of the best wildlife destinations in the world, famous for its lemurs, chameleons, and unique ecosystems.
There are more than 100 species of lemurs, and they are found only in Madagascar.
Andasibe Mantadia National Park is considered one of the best places to see lemurs in Madagascar.
Comfortable hotels and lodges located near national parks.
Yes. The itinerary includes moderate hikes suitable for travelers with basic fitness.
Yes. The coral reefs near Ifaty and Mangily are excellent for snorkeling.
Yes. Local guides are required and included in the tour.
The local currency is the Malagasy Ariary (MGA).
Madagascar is generally safe when traveling with a local tour operator and guide.
A stay of 10 to 15 days is ideal to discover the main highlights of the island.