Pavillon de L'Emyrne
Built in 1930, this charming guest house has been lovingly restored by its current owners. All of the rooms have been modernised and have... Read more
Curious wildlife, rare indigenous cultures, a primitive landscape and pristine beaches make Madagascar a stand-out destination.
The lush highlands of Madagascar’s centre stand in stark contrast to the open savannah of the west and cactus forests that characterise the southern tip, and no island of its size can boast its diversity.
Home to hundreds of endemic species, including lemurs, chameleons and butterflies, the east African island is a destination for wildlife and nature enthusiasts.
Join us on an authentic experiential journey as we seek out indigenous lemurs, birds and reptiles, amongst a backdrop of verdant green hills, sparkling azure ocean and towns with a twist of French colonial style.
Contact one of our Journey Designers to start planning your itinerary.
Decades of in-country expertise means our Journey Designers can curate exceptional activities and experiences for you that are beyond the reach of the average traveller. Piece these together as a framework for your own bespoke adventure or find them in our featured journeys.
Built in 1930, this charming guest house has been lovingly restored by its current owners. All of the rooms have been modernised and have... Read more
Nestled in the shade of tamarind trees on the banks of the Mandrare River, the secluded Mandrare River Camp offers exclusive accommodatio... Read more
Overlooking the Antananarivo cityscape from high on Faravohitra Hill, Maison Gallieni will wow all clients alike with its stunning interi... Read more
Due to its size, Madagascar’s climate varies from region to region, but overall the best time to visit is between April and November, outside of the wet season. October to December is a good time for lemur spotting, while August and September are the best months for migratory birds. Expect cooler, wetter weather in the central highlands.
