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Madagascar Safaris

Madagascar is a destination like no other and has even been named the ‘8th continent’ for its enchanting beauty and resplendent breadth of diversity. The only place in the world where you can see lemurs in the wild, Madagascar is home to a unique plethora of endemic wildlife. Boggle-eyed chameleons, dancing lemurs, and leaf-tailed geckos are just the start. Explore more of Madagascar's amazing wildlife


The Madagascar Safari Experience

  • This is no traditional African safari, swap the 4x4 with exploring on foot to allow for getting up close and personal with wildlife.
  • From the tiny egg-cup sized mouse lemur to the morning calls of the teddy bear-esque Indri, a safari to Madagascar offers something truly unique for the wildlife lover.
  • The East Coast is a hot spot for some world class whale sightings as humpback whales migrate through this eastern oceanic corridor, even using it for calving.
  • Visit the Avenue of Baobabs for an incredible photography location.
  • Discover the unique landscapes that Madagascar has to offer by hiking through the hot southern deserts and dramatic rock formations of Isalo.
  • From private islands to luxury retreats, there are many options available if you want to wind down at the end of your safari by the beach.

Why Natural World Safaris?

Our Founder & CEO, Will Bolsover, spent many years guiding in Madagascar, while several other members of the team have also now spent extended periods of time in the depths of the country. We have an in-depth knowledge and passion for this fantastic country, having several contacts and personal friends in-country who we can rely on day in day out. Our focus is wildlife, including up-close and personal encounters.

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The Madagascar Safari Experience

How much does Madagascar cost?

A Madagascar holiday is still very good value for money, especially when you compare it to mainland Africa. For a 7-day safari in Madagascar, we recommend a starting price of $8,000 per person. If you are looking to stay in some of Madagascar’s most iconic and best loved lodges, you’ll need to increase the budget to $54,000 per person including private light aircraft and helicopter flights, intimate lemur encounters and private guides.

When to go on a Madagascar Safari?

The best time to visit Madagascar is from April to October. This dry season brings fewer rain showers, meaning optimal conditions for seeking out wildlife, hiking and enjoying the beach. Whilst Madagascar holidays can be enjoyed year-round, the principal wet season is from late December through to the month of March; often involving cyclones and is probably best avoided! Read more about when to go.

Where to stay in Madagascar

From remote camping in undiscovered parks, to luxury beach hideaways and jungle lodges, Madagascar now has a great selection of truly diverse places to stay. If you are looking for primary rainforest, tropical coastlines, and truly wild lemurs, then look no further than Masoala Forest Lodge. A family run property owned by Pierre and Maria every guest is made to feel at home in thatched tented bandas overlooking the beach. For a luxury beach retreat, escape to the private island destination of Miavana with stunning villas and ocean views. Read more about where to stay in Madagascar.

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