Book this 3-Day Andasibe Reserve Wildlife Tour to see Madagascar’s most famous park in three days.
In the foothills of Madagascar’s eastern escarpment lies Andasibe Wildlife Reserve. The park is home to eleven lemur species, including the indri, the largest lemur, known for its loud calls, along with well-camouflaged chameleons. A visit to Lemur Island gives you the chance to spend time close to Madagascar’s lemurs.
3-Day Madagascar Tour Highlights
- Day 1: Arrival in Antananarivo and Travel to Andasibe
- Day 2: Explore Andasibe Reserve and V.O.I.I.M.A Community Reserve
- Day 3: Return to Antananarivo and Departure
Detailed 3-Day Madagascar Tour Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Antananarivo and Travel to Andasibe
On arrival in Antananarivo, Madagascar’s capital, meet your representative and transfer to your hotel. After a short driving tour of the city, begin your journey to Andasibe, passing through green land that marks the start of the humid part of Madagascar, with forests, lakes, rice fields, waterfalls, and small forest areas.
Along the way, see villages of the Merina people on the rocky slopes. Stop for lunch at the Reptile and Butterfly Farm before continuing to Andasibe.
In the evening, join a night walk in the Andasibe area to see night-active lemurs and other nocturnal animals.
Day 2: Explore Andasibe Reserve and V.O.I.I.M.A Community Reserve
After breakfast, visit the Andasibe Reserve to explore its wildlife and plants. Your guide will help you search for the indri, the largest lemur, along with orchids, chameleons, tenrecs, and many birds.
The park is a great place to see Madagascar’s plants and animals up close. In the afternoon, visit the V.O.I.I.M.A Community Reserve, home to brown lemurs, more indri, chameleons, geckos, and birds.
Day 3: Return to Antananarivo and Departure
This marks the end of your wildlife trip to Andasibe. Travel back to Antananarivo, where you will be transferred to the airport for your flight home.
Book this 3-Day Andasibe Reserve Wildlife Tour today and see the indri lemur and Madagascar’s rare wildlife in one short trip.
