A stone forest of jagged limestone pinnacles, a UNESCO site, explored with guides using via ferrata cables, ladders and rope bridges. Lemurs live in the forest.
Open roughly April to November; access is by long 4x4 journey from Morondava.
A dirt road lined with towering Grandidier's baobab trees, up to 800 years old, near Morondava on the west coast.
A mountainous rainforest where the golden bamboo lemur was discovered in 1986, with waterfalls and hot springs.
A rainforest park east of Antananarivo where you hear the wailing call of the indri, the largest lemur.
Sandstone canyons and plateaus with natural swimming pools such as the Piscine Naturelle, ring-tailed lemurs and sifakas.
A tropical island off the north-west coast, with beaches, ylang-ylang plantations, and boat trips to Nosy Tanikely marine reserve and Nosy Komba's le…
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