Madagascar

A different kind of Africa adventure

Madagascar answers the intrepid travelers' primal call for the unknown. Rare endemic species characterize this otherworldly landscape where guests can walk amidst giant baobab trees, meet Betsileo farmers during a guided hike, search for ring-tailed lemurs, and discover hot springs that flow from the earth in Ranomafana. Enjoy sustainable activities designed to give you a rich experience with minimal impact on the natural environment.

What makes a trip to Madagascar so memorable is the chance to step into a space where cultures and traditions dating back centuries thrive. At the mangrove’s edge, experience a slice of village life while learning about the customs and traditions of a local community, or get an insight into their culture by sharing lunch with a local Malagasy family in their home. Madagascar's beaches are one of Africa's best-kept secrets — exclusive and deserted stretches of white sand and remarkable sea life will capture your imagination.

We are committed to giving you a transcendent experience while maintaining a connection to the natural world. We believe that by protecting resources and supporting local communities, we can use travel as a force for good.

Best times to visit Madagascar

For dry season: May - October
For lemur and reptile sightings: April - June
For humpback whale watching: July - September