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Madagascar is called the “Red Island” for its ochre-colored soil, but it could easily be “blue” for its coastal waters, “green” for its lush forests, and any color of the rainbow for the unique flora and fauna that exist only here. Our adventure takes us to national parks, arboretums, and forest stations where lemurs, chameleons, and flying foxes inhabit one of the world’s most fascinating biodiversity hotspots.
Madagascar is called the “Red Island” for its ochre-colored soil, but it could easily be “blue” for its coastal waters, “green” for its lush forests, and any color of the rainbow for the unique flora and fauna that exist only here. Our adventure takes us to national parks, arboretums, and forest stations where lemurs, chameleons, and flying foxes inhabit one of the world’s most fascinating biodiversity hotspots.
Day 1: Depart U.S. for Antananarivo, Madagascar
Day 2: Antananarivo
Day 3: Antananarivo
Day 4: Andasibe
Day 5: Andasibe
Day 6: Andasibe
Day 7: Antananarivo
Day 8: Toliara
Day 9: Isalo
Day 10: Isalo
Day 11: Ifaty
Day 12: Ifaty
Day 13: Ifaty
Day 14: Antananarivo
Day 15: Depart for U.S.
