Antananarivo
Upon arrival at Ivato International Airport, a representative from Ortour will greet you and facilitate your transfer to your hotel. You’ll stay overnight at Louvre Hotel or Palissandre (Top), Chalet de Roses or Chat’O Park (high-midrange) on a bed and breakfast basis.
Antananarivo – Andasibe
This morning, we depart from Tana to reach Andasibe, a journey of approximately 5 hours. Andasibe is renowned for its rare orchids and the Indri indri, the largest lemur in Madagascar, which can be observed year-round. Upon arrival, we head directly to VOI Reserve for our first visit. Here, visitors can spend a whole day enjoying nature, some groups of Indris can be watched in their natural habitat, and its white-headed relatives, the diademed sifakas, often jump between the tree tops. Some other lemurs such as woolly lemurs can also be seen. Overnight accommodation at Andasibe Hotel or mid-range options such as Feon’ny Ala or Grace Lodge, including breakfast.
Visit of Analamazaotra reserve – Antananarivo
Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Analamazoatra Reserve, where Madagascar’s iconic wildlife awaits. Encounter the majestic Indri lemurs, newly introduced diademed sifakas, eastern woolly lemurs, and common browns. Delight in sightings of unique bird species like the velvet asity, nuthatch vanga, and pigmy kingfisher nesting in the lush forests. Keep an eye out for leaf-tailed geckos and the fascinating giraffe-necked weevil.
After exploring, enjoy a delicious lunch before returning to Tana. Spend the night at Louvre Hotel (Top), Chalet de Roses or Chat’O Park (high-midrange), with comfortable accommodations and breakfast included.
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Antananarivo – Fort-Dauphin – Berenty
You will be transported to the airport for your flight to Fort Dauphin in southern Madagascar. Upon arrival, you will immediately depart for Berenty Reserve, a privately-owned sanctuary located approximately 80 km from Fort Dauphin. Berenty Reserve is renowned for its diverse wildlife, including over 5 groups of ring-tailed lemurs and the captivating dancing sifakas. Nighttime explorations may reveal the flying fox and the nocturnal white-footed sportive lemur. Visitors often rank Berenty as one of their most cherished destinations due to its exceptional biodiversity and the enchanting experience of observing lemurs in their natural habitat. Wide, open trails allow for intimate encounters with ring-tails and sifakas. Bird enthusiasts will also delight in spotting species such as the Giant Coua. Overnight accommodation is provided at Berenty Lodge (Top).
Berenty
Explore the Berenty Reserve on a full-day excursion, strolling along its well-maintained paths. The ring-tailed lemurs, known as Lemur Catta Maki, are exceptionally sociable and perfect for photography. Don’t miss the captivating dance performances of the Sifakas, a major highlight. You can also encounter red-fronted brown lemurs introduced to Berenty. After dusk, keep an eye out for the elusive white-footed sportive lemur, the Grey mouse lemur, and the newly identified red-and-grey mouse lemur. As you wander, spot some of the 103 bird species, including 56 breeding pairs, and observe diverse reptiles such as chameleons, lizards, the endangered radiated and spider tortoises, and the Madagascar ground boa. Overnight accommodations are available at Berenty Lodge.
Berenty – Fort-Dauphin
Return to Fort Dauphin after breakfast. Spend the night at a top hotel such as Talinjo Hotel, Lamarina Hotel, or Croix du Sud Hotel, or choose from mid-range accommodations like Hotel Le Phare or Le Nepenthes Hotel, all offering bed and breakfast.
Fort-Dauphin – Antananarivo
Drive to the airport for your flight back to Antananarivo (Tana), followed by a transfer to your hotel. Choose from accommodations such as Louvre Hotel or Palissandre (Top), Chalet de Roses or Chat’O Park (high-midrange), all with bed and breakfast included.
Fly home
Transfer to the airport for your flight taking you back home.
