A journey to Madagascar is a visit to a world within the world. The variety of the environments combined with its isolation has produced a diversity in the animal and plant kingdom found nowhere else on earth. It is the fourth largest island in the world and has a history of isolation. 130 million years ago it split from the mainland of what was Gondwanaland and became a unique wildlife sanctuary encompassing a breathtaking variety of landscapes from highland mountains and coastal rainforests to savannah plains, dry baobab forests, lakes, a unique spiny desert, mangroves and of course beautiful beaches. Only Brazil has more primate species than Madagascar, but it is only in Madagascar that you can see lemurs...

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Our 5th Annual Festival of Wildlife in 2008 was held in Madagagascar and we were totally mesmerised by this most magical of islands. Click here for our blog.

Special Offer - Book a trip to Madagascar before end of August 08 and receive a free 'Mammals of Madagascar' book by Nick Garbutt.

itineraries

	Best of the East A 15 day holiday where you can combine the usual Lemurs with visits to the turtle breeding centre and Sainte Marie Island where whales can be seen July - September.
	Lemurs, Forest & Baobabs An 11 day holiday to this intriguing Island. This 3 centre combination offers opportunity to see many kinds of Lemurs including the famous ring-tailed and dancing Sifakas.
	Madagascan Highlights An action packed 19 day holiday to explore the range of unique wildlife on this fascinating Island in several national parks. Also includes snorkelling and dive opportunities.
	Madagascar Extensions - Anjajavy Hotel Situated 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...
	The Remote North A 10 day holiday to focus on the rarer wildlife and more remote landscapes of the North. Mainly camping under canvas, but finishing with hotel beach stay at Nosy Be.