Madagascar's Northern Highlights
Tour Overview
Discover the remarkable landscapes, wildlife and tropical beauty of northern Madagascar on a journey through Montagne d’Ambre, Ankarana and the idyllic island of Nosy Be.
Begin in Montagne d’Ambre National Park, where lush tropical rainforest, crater lakes and hidden waterfalls create a striking contrast to the surrounding landscapes. Explore the park’s forest trails in search of endemic wildlife, including crowned lemurs, colourful chameleons and an impressive variety of birdlife.
Continue to Ankarana National Park, renowned for its dramatic limestone tsingy, underground caves and rugged scenery. Explore this extraordinary landscape of towering pinnacles and forest, keeping watch for lemurs, reptiles and endemic birds along the way.
After your time in Madagascar’s national parks, travel to Nosy Be for a relaxing island escape. Fringed by sandy beaches and warm turquoise waters, Nosy Be is the perfect place to slow the pace, swim, snorkel or simply relax by the Indian Ocean.
There are also opportunities to discover more of the island’s culture, flavours and marine life, from local villages and markets to fresh seafood and tropical produce. Optional experiences such as diving, snorkelling and boat excursions allow you to make the most of your time on this beautiful island.
Combining rainforest, remarkable geological formations, endemic wildlife and a tropical beach stay, this journey showcases some of the very best of northern Madagascar.
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Montagne d'Ambre showcases a remarkable tapestry of landscapes, from dense forests to cascading waterfalls, and is home to a rich array of unique and endemic wildlife species.
Nosy Be is a true tropical paradise, with pristine white-sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters teeming with an abundance of marine life, and lush green landscapes home to a variety of lemurs.
Ankarana is renowned for its captivating limestone formations known as "Tsingy" and home to the mysterious "Perte de Rivière" (River Sinkhole), where streams mysteriously disappear underground.