Before heading to the airport, make one last unforgettable stop at Lisy Art Gallery—a premier destination for high-quality souvenirs and authentic Malagasy craftsmanship. Conveniently located along the route, this vibrant gallery offers a curated selection of the island’s finest products, making it the perfect place to find meaningful gifts and keepsakes. 🕒 Visitor Information Opening Hours:...Read More
Just 25 kilometers from the heart of Antananarivo—along RN1 toward Imeritsiatosika—Lemurs’ Park offers an immersive wildlife experience far beyond the traditional zoo. Set within a lush 5-hectare botanical garden, gently bordered by the Katsaoka River, this private reserve invites lemurs to roam completely free. No cages. No enclosures. Just nature. ✨ Park Highlights Lemurs, Guaranteed. Here, you...Read More
Just south of Antananarivo’s bustling center lies one of Madagascar’s most picturesque and symbolically rich landmarks: Lake Anosy. This an artificial lake, with its distinctive heart shape, offers a serene escape and a glimpse into the island’s layered past—all within minutes of the capital. ✨ Highlights ❤️ A Heart-Shaped LagoonUnlike any other body of water...Read More
Here’s the thing about lemurs in the wild: you walk for hours, craning your neck, and maybe—if you’re lucky—you spot a furry blur high in the canopy. Lemur Island is the opposite. You leave your hotel, drive maybe 10 minutes, then climb into a small canoe. Two minutes later, you’re on a small forested island...Read More
The One Place Where You’ll Actually See Chameleons Let’s be honest—spotting wildlife in Madagascar’s rainforest is hard work. You spend hours scanning trees, your neck aches, and sometimes all you get is a blur of brown disappearing into the leaves. Réserve Peyrieras solves that problem. Located along RN2 about 75km east of Antananarivo, this private...Read More
Nestled in a secluded valley within Madagascar’s lush eastern rainforests, Crocodile Valley (Parc Crocodile) offers visitors an unforgettable wildlife encounter with one of Africa’s most impressive predators. As you navigate slippery trails and cross “dangerous” suspension bridges spanning tranquil waterways, you’ll embark on a thrilling journey through pristine tropical wilderness that brings you face-to-face with dozens of...Read More
it is a biodiversity hotspot, with over 100 species of frogs, lemurs (including the Indri – the largest lemur), crowned sifaka, mouse lemurs, chameleons, reptiles and endemic birds. you have the opportunity to see the world’s smallest lemur species and hear the Indri’s call in this wonderful rainforest. The reserve is part of the forest...Read More
