What You Will Do
This is a long day of driving, and, unlike other operators, we are realistic about the timing. You really do need to leave early in the morning to see the lemurs still active. But, if you do not have time to overnight, it is the only way to see wild lemurs within driving distance of Antananarivo. Our team are specialist English-speaking driver / guides, who travel with English-speaking clients all year. Once you arrive in Andasibe, the visit will totally absorb you in the amazing nature of Madagascar until your return to Antananarivo.
Schedule of tour:
05:30 depart Antananarivo
09:30 enter Analamazaotra National Park (2.5 hour visit)
12:00 transfer to Vakona Hotel to visit Lemurs Island
13:00 lunch at Vakona Restaurant (menu of the day) (if available - may be substituted for a different restaurant, or, a picnic) food only, no drinks included.
14:00 transfer to Moramanga to Peyrieras Reserve
15:00 leave Peyrieras to return to Tana
19:00 arrive at your hotel in Antananarivo
Cancellation Policy
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Itinerary
1
The Mitsinjo Reserve
2 hours
This reserve will give you an eye-opening view of Madagascar's diminishing highland rainforests. Here you will witness the Indri-indri, the biggest of the lemurs, and the Diademed Sifaka, one of the most beautiful lemurs, in wild habitat.
2
Vakona Private Reserve
30 minutes
Here you will have an unclose and personal experience with lemurs in a semi-captive situation, on the amazing Vakona Reserve Lemur's Island. You will see a number of species and the lemurs will not be snobbish, they will sit right on your shoulders, should you wish. An extraordinary experience for young and old.
3
Reserve Peyrieras Madagascar Exotic
40 minutes
Here you will see the amazing reptiles of Madagascar, the incredible chameleons will catch insects with their long tongues before your very eyes, a true spectacle of nature. This reserve has many other animals, in well kept captivity, such as tenrecs, frogs, and many types of geckos. Here you will also see the giant comet moth of Madagascar.
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