Meet the Lemurs
Encounter over 100 species of lemurs in their natural habitat, from the iconic ring-tailed lemur to the haunting calls of the indri in Andasibe rainforest.
Overview
The Eighth Continent
Madagascar is unlike anywhere else on Earth. Separated from mainland Africa over 80 million years ago, this island evolved in splendid isolation, producing an extraordinary array of wildlife found nowhere else, from playful lemurs to bizarre chameleons and ancient baobab trees.
The landscape ranges from tropical rainforests draped in orchids to surreal limestone pinnacles, from red desert canyons to pristine coral reefs. Each region feels like a different world, offering adventures that challenge and reward intrepid travelers.
Despite being the world's fourth-largest island, Madagascar remains refreshingly untouched by mass tourism. The Malagasy people, with their blend of Southeast Asian and African heritage, offer a unique culture expressed through music, cuisine, and a deep spiritual connection to the natural world.
