Wildlife Holidays in Madagascar
Madagascar is a country like no other. So often are the words "unique" and "bizarre" used when describing the world's fourth-largest island that they have become synonymous. Coupled with all that makes it unusual, Madagascar also displays great diversity with distinct areas of rainforest, deciduous forest, high mountains and deserts. And it is the extraordinary array of wildlife that these habitats support, the majority of which is found nowhere else in the world, that is Madagascar's feature attraction. In short, Madagascar is intoxicating - a destination brimming with intrigue and excitement. It offers a strange and incongruous mix of wildlife and culture that combine to produce a country unlike any other. Memories of the friendly people, unique habitats and bizarre wildlife will linger and the overriding experience will be of an island lost in time.
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Madagascar Extensions - Anjajavy HotelSituated on the north-west coast of Madagascar, on a peninsula overlooking a wide bay lies the luxury retreat of Anjajavy. Only accessible by private plane, the main complex comprises twenty-five rose... 
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Best of Both Worlds - 11 daysA short but memorable trip combining two of the best locations in Madagascar - one in the north and one in the south. 
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Endangered Sifakas of the North - 14 daysThis is a unique safari taking in the very best but least visited parts of Madagascar, allowing you to get off the beaten track and see a variety of less common species
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Southern Highlights -15 daysThis trip takes in the must-see, must-do locations in the southern half of Madagascar, revealing unique wildlife and birds, culture and varied topography.
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"All of the local guides and representatives went out of their way to be helpful, down to the local rep helping us in the post office in Tana and making sure postcards went in the right post box. All guides were knowledgeable and enthusiastic and went to great lengths to make sure that we saw relevant wildlife."
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