Madagascar

Nosy Be and the surrounding islands of Nosy Komba and Nosy Sakatia
For those looking for resorts of concrete and glitzy nightlife, this is not the place for you. Here you can walk out of your chalet onto a white sand beach just meters from the clear turquoise water. You will enjoy a tranquil, slow paced lifestyle, fresh seafood and delicious cocktails made from local rum. For those looking for a bit more activity, the area offers world class diving and snorkeling as well as a variety of excursions.

Wildlife and scenery
The only way to visit the parks and view the wildlife of Madagascar is on the extensive network of hiking trails. These vary from short, easy walks to overnight, challenging treks.

The following parks offer a variety of landscapes, vegetation and lemurs

Park National Isalo
Scenery is the main attraction of this park, with strange rock formations, vast scorching plains and cool canyons harbouring a variety of astonishing endemic plants, sifakas and the ring tailed lemurs made famous in the movie.

Reserve Speciale Ankarana
One of the most outstanding parks for its unearthly landscape of rock “tsingy”, baobabs and other strange vegetation as well as a variety of lemur species, notably the nocturnal sportive lemur.

Parc National Montagne d'Ambre
The park is famous for its waterfalls, rainforest ,crater lakes, and wildlife.

Parks Analamazoatra and Mantadia
Just three hours by car east of Antananarivo, primary rainforest is home to the largest and possibly most impressive lemur the Indri and well as a variety of other lemurs and chameleons.