From EUR 1,445/pers – In 8 days, 7 nights

Eight days is large sufficient to visit the south west of Madagascar.
The highlight of the tour is the TSINGY of Bemaraha, which was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1990. To break the long trip to Bemaraha, a stop at the dry deciduous forests of Kirindy will be included.

Duration: 8 days, 7 nights
Price: Starting from EUR 1,445 per person

*Please note that prices, availability, and specific details might vary depending on hotels and flights availability.

• Domestic flights
• Accommodation: Double or twin room
• In Tana and Kirindy on a bed and breakfast basis
• In Bemaraha on Half board basis
• 4x4WD with privacy use
• Driver assistance
• Park entrance fee and local ranger wages

The visit of the southwestern Malagasy part takes you to explore the national park of Bemaraha which is classified as world natural heritage. To make an incredible journey, a stop at the Kirindy dry deciduous forest is important. Here's what you can look forward to during this unforgettable journey:

1. Kirindy Dry Deciduous Forest:

The tour begins with a visit to the Kirindy dry deciduous forest. This forest is known for its distinct flora and fauna, adapted to the dry conditions of the region. As you explore Kirindy, keep an eye out for various lemur species, such as the iconic Verreaux's sifaka, as well as reptiles, birds, and other wildlife. The stop at Kirindy will offer insights into the fascinating ecosystem of a dry deciduous forest and provide an excellent opportunity for wildlife viewing and photography.

2. Tsingy of Bemaraha National Park:

The highlight of the tour is undoubtedly the Tsingy of Bemaraha, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1990. This karst limestone landscape is a geological wonder, featuring sharp limestone pinnacles that create a labyrinth of formations, also known as “Tsingy." Exploring the Tsingy involves thrilling treks through narrow passages and bridges, immersing you in a surreal and stunning environment. The unique landscapes and incredible biodiversity make Tsingy of Bemaraha a must-visit destination for adventurers and nature lovers.

3. Cultural Immersion:

Throughout the tour, you'll also have opportunities to immerse yourself in the local Malagasy culture. Interactions with the friendly locals in Bemaraha and nearby villages provide insights into the daily lives, customs, and traditions of the region's inhabitants.

4. Wildlife Encounters:

Beyond the Tsingy and Kirindy, Madagascar is home to a wide variety of unique wildlife species. The tour may offer additional wildlife encounters, such as spotting various lemur species, chameleons, and endemic birds in their natural habitats.

5. Conservation and Sustainability:

Visiting these natural wonders also supports conservation efforts in Madagascar. By promoting responsible tourism practices, the tour contributes to preserving these ecologically important areas for future generations to enjoy.

6. Photography Opportunities:

The landscapes and wildlife encountered during the tour offer exceptional photography opportunities. From the rugged Tsingy formations to the vibrant flora and fauna, you'll have a chance to capture the essence of Madagascar's beauty.

Overall, the combination of Tsingy of Bemaraha and the Kirindy dry deciduous forest ensures a diverse and enriching journey, providing a blend of adventure, nature exploration, cultural experiences, and unforgettable memories in one of the world's most unique and biodiverse regions.