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Destination Dossier
Madagascar is a country apart — split from Africa 160 million years ago, it evolved into a singular world of lemurs, baobabs, and species found nowhere else on earth. Around 90% of its wildlife is endemic. Travelling here is slow, often difficult, and entirely unforgettable.
Safari Highlights
Avenue of the Baobabs/ Lemur Tracking/ Tsingy de Bemaraha/ Andasibe-Mantadia/ Isalo National Park/ Nosy Be/ Andringitra
Capital
Antananarivo
Currency
Malagasy Ariary (MGA)
Languages
Malagasy, French (both official)
Best Time
April–November (dry season, ideal for wildlife and trekking)
Malaria
Risk in coastal and lowland areas. Low risk in highlands. Prophylaxis recommended for lowland travel.
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Visa Information
Available on arrival for most nationalities (typically 30–60 days).
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Getting There
Ivato International (TNR) in Antananarivo. Direct flights from Paris, Mauritius, Johannesburg, Addis Ababa, Réunion.
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Travel Tips
Roads are notoriously slow — internal flights save significant time. French essential. Pack for varied climates — from rainforest to semi-desert in a single trip. Specialist eco-lodges are exceptional.
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Parks & Reserves
Protected wilderness areas in Madagascar
National Park
Andasibe-Mantadia National Park
Madagascar's most accessible rainforest park and home to the island's largest lemur — the indri.
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Isalo National Park
Madagascar's dramatic sandstone massif — a landscape of deep canyons, natural swimming pools, and ring-tailed…
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