This park is 15 km from the Andasibe (former Périnet) Special Reserve, 140 km east of Antananarivo, along the road that links the capital with Toamasina. The highest point reaches 1306 m. altitude. In the rainforest live 12 species of lemurs, among which there are the Indri Indri, the Propithecus Diadema and the Varecia Variegata. In the surroundings of the Reserve you...Read More
Situated in north-eastern Madagascar, 60 km from the town of Sambava, on the road connecting it with Andapa, Marojejy Mountain reaches an altitude of 2,132 m, with a range of different climates, flora, and fauna. There are few temperature variations between the winter (mean 19°C), characterized by trade-winds bringing rains that are generally light in intensity, and the summer...Read More
The park is located north of Morondava on the western coast, in the Menabe region, inhabited by the Sakalava ethnic group. It is accessible by way of a trail crossing through the deciduous forest, with tall baobabs. This park is known for its high level of endemism owing to the presence of two distinct biotypes, that of the west and that...Read More
The complex of the protected areas of Ankarafantsika has an area of 135,000 hectares (333,600 acres) and comprises the Forestry Station of Ampijoroa with its 5,000 hectares (12,355 acres). It was created thanks to the Conservation International NGO to protect the deciduous forest, made up of valuable trees such as Rosewood, Ebony, Baobab (species: Andasonia Madagascariensis), and Pachypodium (species: Pachypodium rosolatum),...Read More
This Park is absolutely exceptional: in fact it was proclaimed a World Heritage Site by U.N.E.S.C.O. WORLD HERITAGE (1990) – http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/494 – Link U.N.E.S.C.O. Bemaraha National Park. The area is made up of calcareous rocks shaped into vertical pinnacles, pointed and sharp (set in a geometrical pattern, one right next to the other) that make the place almost inaccessible....Read More
This is a beautiful high-altitude evergreen rainforest, with gigantic trees, lakes with water lilies, and small waterfalls, inhabited by various species of birds, reptiles, and lemurs. The reserve’s symbol is without a doubt the Indri-Indri, the largest living lemur, whose astounding call echoes in the early morning through the mist-enveloped forest, creating an eerie primordial atmosphere. The...Read More
is 60 km from Fianarantsoa, on the eastern slope of the central highlands, at an altitude ranging from 600 to 1417 meters. The climate is tropical-humid. This area was set up in collaboration with important American Universities, in order to protect the high-altitude rain forest where several species of lemurs live (the beautiful Varecia Variegata, the Diadem...Read More
The Isalo is a massif of crumbly limestone from the Jurassic Period, sculpted by erosion into bizarre, spectacular shapes, which stands in a region of endless savannahs. Amidst canyons, peaks, and pinnacles there are plant rarities such as the Pachypodium (5 species, including the rosulatum: elephant’s foot plant or dwarf baobab), in a habitat with...Read More
The private Berenty reserve belongs to a family of French settlers, and is what remains of the primary forest that was once present; in fact, all around, as far as the eye can see, there are plantations of sisals (Agave sisalana), plants used for the extraction of their fibre, which was once much in demand...Read More
Tsimanampetsotsa National Park, named after its spectacular lake and main park highlight, is located in the southwest of Madagascar, not far from the coast and approximately 90km south of Tulear and comprises 430 km2 of spiny forest and wetlands. This area was already protected in 1927 due to its biological meaning (90% of the flora and fauna...Read More
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