Others

♦ All airport/hotel transfers ♦ Bus with driver and fuel included ♦ Bed and Breakfast the whole trip ♦ All hikes in Ranomafana national park (lunch, entry and guide) ♦ Anja Park excursion (lunch, entry and guide) ♦ All hikes in Andringitra (lunch, entry and guide) ♦ Isalo National Park hikes (lunch, entry and guide) ♦ Zombitse Vohibasia Park visit (lunch, entry and guide) ♦ Honko visit (entry and guide) ♦ Nosy Ve & Tsimanampetsotsa excursions (lunch, entry and guide) ♦ Tips for drivers, guides, porters, others ♦ Farewell dinner on the last day ♦ Specialised tourleader during the whole trip

Guide

Specialised tourleader during the whole trip

Meals

Bed and Breakfast the whole trip

Transport

All airport/hotel transfers Bus with driver and fuel included

Accommodation

All accommodation is included

Not included:

Others

♦ Visa ♦ Drinks ♦ Health insurances ♦ Personal expenses ♦ International flights ♦ Lunch on day 1, 2, 16, 17, 18 ♦ Additional excursions on free days ♦ All other services unlisted in the inclusive

Insurance

Flights

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Day 1 Day 1: Arrival In Antananarivo
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 1: Arrival In Antananarivo

You will land on your self-booked flight at Ivato airport in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar. Welcome, or ‘tonga soa’!

In the terminal you will be issued a visa, the costs are around $50 (depending on the currency exchange rates). Your driver will wait for you at the exit near the custom hall to help you in the unlikely event of you needing assistance with formalities. We recommend exchanging money there as well, as it may take longer elsewhere and costs are more expensive. The driver will then take you to the hotel, where we will have an introduction briefing before a joint dinner. Your journey begins here!

Bois Vert

Bois Vert hotel is located 5 minutes from Ivato airport in a quiet place with greenery, offers 44 comfort rooms. The hotel offers different services including transfer, massage and sports room.

Bois Vert also offers a walk in the park which will guide you to discover a sample of the fauna and flora of Madagascar. You can visit various Malagasy art and handcraft workshops as well as the crocodile farm around the hotel. Model boats, tin soldiers, marquetry workshops and jewelry creation will convince you to explore the Malagasy universe!
Day 2 Antananarivo-Andasibe
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Antananarivo-Andasibe

Your today’s destination is Andasibe, located about a 3.5 hour drive away. You will drive from the highlands towards the East, passing increasingly rainforest-like, dense areas. Upon your arrival, you will check into the hotel and start the exploration of the Mitsinjo Forest.

Mitsinjo Park

The Mitsinjo Park is a private reserve run by Association Mitsinjo, set up by guides to promote conservation and community tourism. The park has a lot of animal, tree and flower species to see. You can meet lemurs there as well, but the private park is well known for its diversity of amphibian species - especially the colored frogs, and more distinguished by its large amount of reptile species including the bright colored chameleon, lots of geckos and snakes. The reserve is located close to Andasibe and helped the expansion of the forest station in Analamazaotra. As of now, two tree nurseries are working, and produce about 40.000 seedlings of 125 different endemic Malagasy trees per year.

After the forest visit, you will briefly visit Mitsinjo’s amphibian captive breeding centre which is part of the national amphibian conservation strategy that includes tackling a dangerous fungal disease.

Hotel Eulophiella

Eulophiella is located in an area of a few hectares of primary forest, reforested with fruit trees and plants characteristic to the region. The hotel has 16 bungalows including 10 "Ascendant" bungalows typical of the East Coast architecture and 7 "Parfums d’Orangers" bungalows: very spacious in the form of junior suites on low villas surrounded by a large veranda. Apart from the restaurant service, the hotel offers a tour of its private park.
Day 3 Andasibe
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Andasibe

The Andasibe National Park is home to 11 species of half monkeys, many species of birds, large chameleons - showcasing diverse vegetation including an orchid park, rosewood trees, lianas, etc. In this forest, the largest of the lemurs is found - the Indri. It’s a must to have seen this lemur but also to have heard his “yell” through the forest.

The walks you can take here vary from a few hours to half a day. Today, we will spend the morning exploring this park, and have a picnic lunch here. You will then go across the road into the Analamazaotra forest station to look for more biodiversity.

Optional Night Walk

For those who still have the energy after this long day, we recommend grabbing a flashlight and trying your luck in spotting nocturnal forest residents, such as mouse lemurs and frogs, as well as chameleons and leaf-tailed geckos, on a short night hike.
Day 4 Andasibe -Antsirabe
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Andasibe -Antsirabe

Andasibe - Antananarivo

Today, the bus will wait for you early in the morning and right after breakfast, you begin your trip to the South part of the country, driving along the National Road 7 to reach Ambositra. Firstly, you will be driven back to the capital, a 165 km drive West from Andasibe - a journey of about three and a half hours.

Antananarivo - Ambatolampy

You have a long and difficult travel day ahead - so make sure to appreciate the scenery on the way, as it will be changing constantly. After 3.5 hours of driving, you’ll first pass by Ambatolampy.

Ambatolampy

This is considered to be the coldest town of Madagascar because of its altitude of 1500 meters in the Ankaratra mountain range. Here, there is a possibility to visit a small family owned factory producing aluminium cooking pots and other kitchen utensils, sold all over the island.

Ambatolampy - Antsirabe

You will follow the National Road 7 again and will reach Antsirabe at the end of the day. You will have dinner in the city, and the driver will then take you to your hotel for the night.

Hotel Vatolahy

Quiet and comfortable charming hotel located in Antsirabe. Hotel Vatolahy features 18 rooms separated into Double, Twin, Family and Suite.

The rooms are equipped with amenities such as armchairs, coffee table, desk, television, Wi-fi access, as well as private sanitary facilities. Moreover, guests can enjoy the swimming pool and sauna, as well as book a massage.
Day 5 Antsirabe -Ranomafana
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Antsirabe -Ranomafana

Antsirabe - Ambositra

Today, you will be driven further South on the RN7 for the last stretch of this long drive, first reaching Ambositra, a city well-known for Malagasy craftsmen.

Ambositra

Ambositra is a city well-known for Malagasy craftsmen. You can visit the sculptors during their working hours. They are the "Zafimaniry" – an ethnic group of Asiatic origin, particularly known for their beautiful wood sculptures and marquetry. You can also have lunch here.

Ambositra - Ranomafana

You will continue in the same direction for about four hours until you reach Ambohimahasoa, and after about an hour you will exit the RN7 and head in the Eastern direction for another 45 minutes until you reach you final destination of the day - Ranomafana, with its rainforest rich in endemic fauna and flora. During the colonial period, Ranomafana (In Malagasy means "hot water") was known as a small village where the French inhabitants of Fianarantsoa and the surrounding area occasionally took a bath in the thermal springs.

Depending on the timing, you might wish to go on a short walk in Vohiparara before checking into the hotel for the night.

Ranomafana NP

In the past, Ranomafana was best known for its hot springs, but in the last two decades the accent has shifted to the national park, covering an area of about 40.000 hectares of mid-altitude rainforest with an incredible and unrivaled diversity of endemic flora and fauna, including 12 lemur, 115 bird, 58 reptile, 98 amphibian, 90 butterfly and more than 200 spider species can be found living in this lush national park. For that very reason, Ranomafana was included in the list of Unesco World Heritage Sites in 2007.

Ranomafana is one of the most important parks of Madagascar for scientists. That’s also the reason you can find an international science center from the world-renowned primatologist Patricia Wright here - a unique research and conservation center that works in close collaboration with Madagascar National Park for over 26 years. CVB facilitates research and manages numerous projects including development, reforestation, and biodiversity monitoring. Their main aim is to improve the health and well-being of Malagasy people while safeguarding the surrounding ecosystem and its biodiversity.

Ny Tanana Hotel

Ny Tanana is a beautiful accommodation, located close to the Ranomafana National Park. With characteristic bungalows separated into double and triple, as well as multiple double/twin rooms available to book. All rooms and bungalows are equipped with private sanitary facilities and there is WiFi available to the guests.

The hotel features services such as a gourmet restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool and activities available for booking.
Day 6 Ranomafana
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Ranomafana

Over the next two days, you will be exploring the Ranomafana National Park and its surroundings.

Day out in Ranomafana

Today, you will hike the Varibolomena circuit in Talatakely, the secondary forest close to the research station. This forest has lots of bamboo and the invasive guava species, but nevertheless is a prime habitat for three different bamboo lemur species, red-fronted and red-bellied lemurs and Milne Edward’s sifaka, as well as numerous birds and hopefully we can also find the peculiar giraffe-necked weevil.

Afterwards, we will visit the ValBio Research Centre (CVB) a unique research and conservation center that works in close collaboration with Madagascar National Parks for over 26 years. CVB facilitates research and manages numerous projects including development, reforestation and biodiversity monitoring. Their main aim is to improve the health and well-being of Malagasy people while safeguarding the surrounding ecosystem and its biodiversity.
Day 7 Ranomafana
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Ranomafana

Today is reserved for a more strenuous hike, around 15km in distance, during which we will continue exploring the biodiversity of this area. You will enjoy a picnic lunch during this hike.

Hiking in Ranomafana

You will explore the Varijatsy primary forest with characteristic plants, lemurs and other animals. We might be accompanied by leeches, but the challenge is well worth it. You will be treated to a lush plant life, across a variety of vegetation types, take a swim in a natural pool and enjoy beautiful scenery. We might even get to see and hear the beautiful black and white ruffed lemur as well as endemic bird species along our way.. We will be treated to a lush plant life, take a swim in a natural pool and enjoy beautiful scenery.
Day 8 Ranomafana-Ambalavao
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Ranomafana-Ambalavao

Ranomafana - Fianarantsoa

After an early breakfast, you will be driven to the next destination – Fianarantsoa, the capital of Betsileo, home of 1001 churches (1.45 hours’ drive).

Fianarantsoa

This is a remarkable old town that appears on the list of world heritage sites. The city is surrounded by vineyards and the only tea plantation of Madagascar. The shape of the landscape necessitates the growth of rice in terraces on different levels - like the capital, Fianarantsoa is built on several hills. The town is famous for the Karenjy enterprise - where the Malagasy car Mazana II is produced, alongside the project for the collection and treatment of waste and second-hand clothes. This social enterprise can really stimulate parts of the Malagasy economy.

It is certainly nice to have lunch in Fianarantsoa at the famous Tsara Guesthouse and take a nice walk through the old upper town.

Fianarantsoa - Ambalavao

After about one hour’s drive, we will take a short stop in Ambalavao where you will have the possibility to briefly visit the handmade production of “Antaimoro paper”. After that in the late morning, you will go on a guided walk in the Anja Community Reserve.

Anja Park

This reserve is managed by the local community and has many cultural and historical remnants. Apart from being a well-known spot for spotting the Catta (ring-tailed) lemurs, the fauna is adequately represented by a large colony of maki lemurs (about 300, whereas they were almost extinct 20 years ago!), as well as many birds and chameleons. The view of the rice paddies from a rocky promontory is amazing - a breath of fresh air!

Ambalavao - Andringitra region

After this visit, you will return to the road and be driven for about 1.5 hours in the South-Eastern direction towards the Andringitra massif. The road sets the scene as the magnificent granite landscape becomes visible on the horizon - the Andringitra mountain range is one of Madagascar best kept secrets with only 1000 visitors per year, managed by Madagascar National Parks. The park offers some of the most scenic trekking in Madagascar. Your accommodation is located in a beautiful location.

Please note: The entrance to the Andringitra National Park is very remote and incorporating a hike up to it into your tour would require a minimum of 4 days spent here. Our customers often choose for Day or Half-day tours through the surrounding areas instead, which have beautiful sights to offer, as well as multiple walking and hiking paths to explore them from.

Tsarasoa Lodge

Tsarasoa Lodge is located 110 km south of Fianarantsoa and lies in the heart of the Sahanambo, at the foot of the Langela peak. The lodge is located in a very quiet place where you can have a rest. The construction of all the rooms has been done in a special way, ideal for people who love nature, keeping in mind responsible tourism initiatives. The property offers classic or comfortable bungalows and a large self-contained family house with round huts equipped with large beds and mosquito nets.

The estate is also home to the nurseries and the office of the Wood En Stock association, committed to sustainable development and reforestation, initiator of the 134U (One Tree For You) project, which will allow you to support responsible and sustainable tourism as well!
Day 9 Tsaranoro- Ranohira
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Tsaranoro- Ranohira

Days out in the Andringitra region

You have the next two days to yourself in the area of the beautiful Andringitra Mountains. Just a short climb away is a panoramic viewpoint offering a magnificent postcard-like view of the whole area. The mountains are also home to several lemur species.

Your location in the Tsaranoro Valley is a paradise for real nature lovers, you can do it all here - climbing, trekking and paragliding are among the possibilities.

Diavolana circuit

The Diavolana circuit is a strenuous, yet rewarding full-day hike (10h) that will take us through wild meadows of flowers, and orchids to a lunar landscape with blocks of granite with amazing shapes and lichen carpets everywhere. It is a land made of narrow valleys, high cliffs, streams and waterfalls. The pace of walking is peaceful, but you must be ready to walk hilly tracks, steep slopes, and some harder but non-technical passages. At the highest point, 2100m, there’s a rock slab that serves as a convenient picnic spot and offers an excellent viewing point to spot the ring-tailed lemurs on the opposite cliffs, who have adapted to living in this high-altitude colder habitat.

Please note: This hike can only be done if the weather conditions allow for it.

Asaramanitra circuit

There is the alternative to do the half-day circuit Asaramanitra instead which gives you a good flavor on the peculiar granite landscape as well. Both hikes include the sacred queen and king waterfalls, which tumble 300m down the escarpment. On the second day we will select a shorter exploratory walk to discover the floral diversity, swim in a natural pool or just wander around and shoot images in the granite topped savannah in the Tsaranoro valley or just relax in the Tsara campsite surroundings.

Lunch

We continue our journey on Day 10 at lunch time, and will have a picnic on the bus while driving southwards to the village of Ranohira.

Andringitra - Ranohira

The journey will first lead you back to the RN7, and from there continue the drive further South along the RN7, reaching Ranohira - a village nearby the Isalo National Park.

The landscape you drive through today will get progressively drier, until you drive through a steppe-like area up to the beautiful mountains of the Isalo Massif.

La Fenêtre

We end our day at La Fenêtre - a popular rock window that frames the sunset, while the surrounding views of the sweeping plains and rock formation turns golden.

After admiring the sunset and taking your golden hour photos, we will proceed to the accommodation for check in.

Isalo Rock Lodge

Isalo Rock Lodge is a modern and breathtaking 60-room retreat, situated high in the sandstone mountains, overlooking Isalo National Park in the south-western part of Madagascar. All rooms are tastefully decorated with refined yet comfortable furnishings in warm and welcoming colours, as well as equipped with all modern conveniences: En-suite king-size bathroom and shower, air-conditioning, mini-bar, complimentary tray/kettle, secure electronics, safe, wardrobe, credenza and chair, armchair and coffee table, stationery, washbasins, hair - dryer, complimentary toiletries, internal telephone, in-room mosquito net, sun loungers on the balcony. The suites also have a sumptuous living room with refined furniture.

Isalo Rock Lodge has a 100-seat restaurant, lounge bar and a poolside bar. The restaurant and public areas have been designed for guests to appreciate the beauty of the area through massive glass panels overlooking the sandstone cliffs and the forest below. The cuisine served is an eclectic mix of European and local Malagasy cuisine that changes seasonally.
Day 10 Ranohira
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Ranohira

Isalo National Park

Today is dedicated to visiting the Isalo National Park - a park covering 80,000 hectares and consisting of sandstone rocks cut by deep canyons and eroded into peculiar shapes. In these canyons, the local wildlife inhabits the gallery forests that form corridors along small streams. The ring-tailed lemur, Verreaux, Sifaka and the brown lemur are commonly sighted along with birds and chameleons in the Canyon des Makis and Canyon des Rats. You can also take the short Namaza trail that takes you along a scenic route to a magnificent natural swimming pool where you can just relax and swim.

Soa Zara

At sunset, we pay a visit to the tree-planting project Soa Zara.

Not even 50 years ago, there were small patches of primary forest surrounding the base of Isalo National Park. Unfortunately, all of those trees have been cut recently and left with barren landscape leading into the deep gorges and rocky cliffs. However, Soa Zara is working towards changing this reality by creating a natural forest outside of the park. With a small patch of community run land, the association is actively planting trees and offering visitors the chance to partake in doing good for the future of their local environment.

Soa Zara is building this natural forest in order to provide energy resources for the local population, offer sanctuary to lemur species, and redevelop the badly damaged top soil.
Day 11 Ranohira-Toliara
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Ranohira-Toliara

Ranohira - Zombitse

We start early today and leave Ranohira to to get some morning hours in the Zombitse Vohibasia National Park - a birders paradise, and to arrive at your destination in the late afternoon. This drive will take around 1 hour.

Zombitse-Vohibasia National Park

Zombitse Vohibasia is an isolated pocket of transitional forest between the Western and Southern Domains, that was saved from severe deforestation. The surrounding area is a denuded semi-desert landscape following slash and burn agricultural practices. Nevertheless, this relic forest shelters an astounding 90 recorded bird species, of which 38 species are endemic based on which this location qualifies as an Important Bird Area. We stop here for a 2-hour easy hike to explore its richness and look for endemic species, followed by a picnic lunch.

Zombitse - Tulear

After this visit, we return to the road and continue driving to the coastal town of Tulear (2,5 - 3 hours’ drive), located at the end of National Road RN7. You will start noticing the first baobab trees along the road - a good indication that we are entering a much drier area.

We will reach Tuléar in the late afternoon, and you will have the rest of the day to yourself.

Tuléar (Toliara)

In Tulear, we recommend paying a visit to the botanical gardens just outside the city, offering insight into the vegetation from all over the South. You can also enjoy a delicious dinner here. Moreover, you may choose to explore the city of Tulear.

You stay in a very nice seafront accommodation today.

Hyppocampo

Located 100 metres from the Rabesandratana Museum in the heart of Tuléar, the Hyppocampo hotel welcomes you offering a 3-star service.

The property accommodates guests in 8 rooms and 3 suites spread over 2 floors at the seafront, with a lovely swimming pool and a massage room. The rooms are equipped with air conditioning, telephone, internet connection, satellite TV and DVD player. The suites are even more spacious and feature a small bar, a lounge and a bathtub.

There is also a restaurant at Hyppocampo, free private parking, an outdoor swimming pool, a bar, a communal lounge, a garden, room service, currency exchange, car rental service and airport shuttle service available on request.
Day 12 Toliara - Anakao
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Toliara - Anakao

Tulear - Anakao

Today marks the beginning of your three-day adventure along the South-western coast of Madagascar. We will leave Tulear by boat and go southwards to reach the Lalandaka Ecolodge - a haven of tranquillity, white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, where you have the rest of the day to enjoy daily scenes of vezo canoes sailing by, aooreciate the sunset, go for a swim, organise a dive, visit the fisherman’s village or go for a stroll along the beach.

Lalandaka Ecolodge

Close to the fishing village of Vezo d’Anakao, in the southwest of Madagascar, the Lalandaka hotel (in the Vezo language means "the path of the canoes") blends in perfectly with the surrounding nature.The ecolodge is nestled between dunes with endemic flora, a long white sand beach and a lagoon with turquoise and transparent waters. The village is reachable in 1 hour by speedboat from Tulear. The rosewood bungalows divided into Standard and Superior are built in a traditional way, while offering the charm and comfort necessary for absolute well-being.

The restaurant by the lagoon offers à la carte menu featuring fish and lobsters caught in the early morning, as well as many other local specialties. Guests are invited to admire the sunset from the hotel bar while savoring one of the delicious cocktails made with fresh fruit offered by our bartenders.

Moreover, Lalandaka Lodge offers and organizes many activities, picnics and walks to the islands, diving, water sports, fishing, excursions to Tsimananpetsotsa National Park and more
Day 13 Anakao
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Anakao

Anakao - Tsimanampetsotsa NP

We start really early today in order to avoid the heat, and will drive southwards to Tsimanampetsotsa National Park - part of the spiny desert of southern Madagascar.

Tsimanampetsotsa National Park

Spiny forest is known for its very high level of endemic plant species and considered one of the most important ecosystems worldwide due to its uniqueness. There are even endemic plant families, such as the Didiereaceae, but the park is also home to the endemic radiated tortoise and Grandidier’s mongoose. The park is named after its lake, registered as a RAMSAR wetland of international importance; which is an important breeding and feeding area for flamingos. After a picnic lunch we return back to the lodge.
Day 14 Nosy Ve
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Nosy Ve

Nosy Ve

This morning, if weather conditions allow, we will go on a half-day excursion to the small island of Nosy Ve - the crossing will take between 30 and 45 minutes, depending on the wind. It is home to the only breeding colony of red-tailed tropic birds on Madagascar. These white seabirds are like angels of the sky and very photogenic. The tiny island is also surrounded by beautiful coral reefs where we will snorkel. We will enjoy a picnic on the beach before heading back to the Ecolodge.
Day 15 Anakao -Toliara- Ifaty
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Anakao -Toliara- Ifaty

Anakao - Tulear

You will take an early morning boat back to Tulear on Day 16, from where you will continue by road.

Tulear - Honko Mangrove - Ifaty

You will be picked up at the harbor and driven in the northern direction to reach the coastal village of Ifaty (also known as Mangily), located around a 30-minute drive away.

About halfway to your destination, you will stop to visit the Honko Mangrove.

Honko Community-Based Mangrove Reserve

Honko Community-Based Mangrove Reserve is an important wetland and mangrove area. The site was created by an NGO, with the goal of restoring the mangroves by working closely with local communities. Here, you will go on a 2-hour long guided tour to observe the species endemic to the mangrove and spot at least some of the over 70 species of wetland birds represented in this reserve.

Honko’s goal is not only to preserve the mangroves, but to empower the local people with a sense of responsibility towards their environment and allow them take charge of managing their mangrove resources. Honko strives to build community resilience in the face of a changing natural environment through the introduction of a variety of sustainable alternative livelihoods such as tilapia fish farming, reed-weaving artisanal products, agricultural training and more.

Upon arrival in Ifaty, you will check into your accommodation and have the afternoon and the whole day tomorrow to explore this beautiful area.

Activities in and around Ifaty

In and around Ifaty, you will be able to spend time at your discretion. The hotel is situated close to the village and you can easily reach the well-known Spiny forest. It is definitely worth a visit to observe the magnificent Baobab trees. The turtle village is located close to the Spiny forest, which is another attraction to visit. In the village, you may spot mouse makis and more Baobab trees, in addition to turtles. Another option is to go on a snorkeling excursion. The hotel can assist you in selecting the perfect boat and material to guarantee your snorkeling excursion to be a success. Diving is another possibility, and the hotel staff can assist you with choosing the right place. Last but not least, visiting the hotels’ own agricultural school projects with its many different disciplines is also a truly enriching experience.

Sustainable development projects

The hotel you stay at is a sustainable tourism initiative - and you have the opportunity to go on a free 2-hour long visit to their various agricultural, preservation and educational projects led by the Malagasy NGO Bel Avenir. Visit the hotel’s own agricultural school with many disciplines, learn about the projects and ways to support them, and if you are willing to help - there are options facilitated by Solidaire Mangily as well! Choose your own level of contribution - whether it be simply learning about the projects or, for example, sharing a recreational day with the children in the Environmental Education Center or devoting a little time to working at the farm school with the young people in training.

Solidaire Mangily Hotel

Located in Ifaty, 1.5 km from the Reniala reserve, Solidaire Mangily is a sustainable tourism initiative, responsible and supportive, which directly benefits the local population through various educational projects and environmental preservation projects led by the Malagasy NGO Bel Avenir. It is good to know that this hotel is not located right on the beach, but a 10 minutes walk away from the beach. The hotel offers accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking, an outdoor swimming pool and a bar. There are rooms with garden views, and you will be free to enjoy access to the terrace and garden. The 10 comfortable bungalows have private bathroom facilities, including a shower and free toilets, and solid amenities such as a safe, work desk, a wardrobe, mosquito nets, fans and a small terrace. There is a beautiful sunny swimming pool flanked by a bar, small restaurant and massage room.
Day 16 Ifaty - Antananarivo
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Ifaty - Antananarivo

Airport transfer

Today, depending on your inland flight schedule, you will be transferred back to the airport of Tulear.

TLE - TNR (14:35-16:25)

Your inland flight from Toliara Airport (TLE) to Ivato International Airport (TNR), lasting around 1 hour.

Bois Vert Day use

Upon arrival in the capital, you will be transferred to the same hotel near the airport you stayed in on Day 1, this time a room is booked for you for a day use here. You will also have a goodbye dinner - sharing your experiences and concluding this journey.

Departure from Antananarivo

Depending on the time of your intercontinental flight back home, you will be brought to the airport today.

We hope you enjoyed your trip and will bring a piece of Madagascar back home in your heart!

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Itinerary of your trip Biodiversity Exploration On The Eight Continent ( Group Trip

Day 1: Arrival In Antananarivo

Antananarivo-Andasibe

Andasibe

Andasibe -Antsirabe

Antsirabe -Ranomafana

Ranomafana

Ranomafana

Ranomafana-Ambalavao

Tsaranoro- Ranohira

Ranohira

Ranohira-Toliara

Toliara - Anakao

Anakao

Nosy Ve

Anakao -Toliara- Ifaty

Ifaty - Antananarivo

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