Madagascar

Exotic and relatively little visited, this 1200km long island offers nature on the borderline of extinction and in incredible variety. 

Madagascar has a variety of habitats from lush forests, deserts in the west and sub-tropical islands in the north.

 

Towering baobab tree specimen that cannot be found anywhere else in the world. Lemurs, often comical when on the move, that call only this island home.

“Marty the Zebra: The penguins are doin’ it, why can’t I? ; Alex the Lion: The penguins are psychotic!”,  Madagascar, Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation Studios, 2005
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Awe Africa’s recommends:

  • to discover endemic species that can only be found this island

  • to enjoy the very different habitats

Must Sees and Do’s:

  • Lemurs

  • Avenue of Baobabs

Travel Details:

  • From North America: via Lisbon, Accra

  • From Europe: via Lisbon, Accra, Libreville

  • From South America: via Lisbon, Luanda

  • From South Africa: via Libreville, Luanda

  • From East Africa: via Addis Ababa and Libreville

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