Travel through one of Madagascar's most remote forest adventures and see the best of Masoala National Park while learning about the unique Malagasy flora and fauna over the course of 5 amazing days. Spend some time to unwind, get back in touch with nature, and uncover Madagascar's most prized treasures, including lemurs, chameleons, birds, and other rare species. African safari vacations in Madagascar offer the chance to witness unique wildlife found nowhere else in the world. Nosy Mangabe is also a must-visit destination; take in the breathtaking reserve's uncommon wildlife species and even have a chance to up-close encounters with the elusive aye-aye lemurs and leaf-tailed geckos. Experience a Malagasy safari trip of a lifetime, designed exclusively for avid nature lovers. This tour can also be customized to fit visitors' interests and needs. Safari holidays in Masoala National Park provide a truly immersive and unforgettable wildlife experience.
Itinerary
Day 1 - Antananarivo - Maroantsetra
Visitors arrive in Antananarivo. Meet and greet the guide at the designated location, taking visitors to the airport for a flight to Maroantsetra, a small seaside village situated in a picturesque riverine environment at the foot of Antongil Bay. African safari adventures in Madagascar often begin with a stay in the capital city before heading to the national parks.
Day 2 - Maroantsetra - Ambanizana - Ambodiforaha
Visitors spend the day filled with wonderful adventures and stunning scenery. Board on a boat to Ambanizana to start the trek into the biggest rainforest of Madagascar. Take in the tranquility of the forest, enjoy a river crossing experience, and even get to see the rare, elusive wildlife creatures en route to Ambodiforaha, where visitors will stay for the night. Safari tours in Masoala National Park provide a truly immersive experience in the heart of the rainforest.
Day 3 - Masoala National Park
Visitors begin the day with a trip to Masoala National Park's primary rainforest in search of Red-Ruffed Lemurs, Dwarf Chameleons, Helmet Vangas, and other wildlife endemic to the forest. Visitors will be in awe of the forest's enormous hardwood trees and magnificent tree ferns. Stop by a local village and pass by several plantations of Vanilla, Cloves, Peppers, Coffee along the way. A guided night stroll after dinner can be arranged to see some of the elusive nocturnal animals, including Dwarf and Mouse lemurs, Leaf-tailed geckos, and even the elusive Aye-Aye. African safari vacations in Madagascar offer the chance to witness unique wildlife and learn about local culture and agriculture.
Day 4 - Masoala National Park
Visitors set off on a guided morning walk in the primary forest to look for other birds, animals, and other distinct wildlife creatures. As one of Madagascar's top destinations for hiking and trekking, the Masoala Peninsula also provides fantastic prospects for snorkeling and sea kayaking. Visitors will also get a chance to enjoy some activities at the Tampolo Marine Park, such as snorkeling and swimming. Safari holidays in Masoala National Park offer a range of exciting activities to suit different interests.
Day 5 - Nosy Mangabe
Visitors visit Nosy Mangabe National Park, which is a part of the larger Masoala National Park complex and is located in Antogil Bay. Explore the tropical rainforest on this well-known island reserve that serves as a haven for several lemur species to see the Black and White Ruffed Lemur, White Faced Brown Lemur, Aye-Aye, Snakes, Tree-boas, Ground Boas, and Leaf-tailed Geckos. African safari adventures in Madagascar often include visits to multiple national parks and reserves for a diverse wildlife experience. Visitors will also get to see some of the historical landmarks on the island, including the Betsimisaraka Tombs and an old lighthouse. Safari tours in Nosy Mangabe National Park provide a unique blend of wildlife encounters and cultural experiences.
