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TourHQ has Ranomafana National Park tour guides in Madagascar, all eager to reveal the elusive lemurs and great biodiversity of this national park.
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I was born and grew up in the north east of the highland in Madagascar: Near the largest lake of ...
We organised a tour all arround Madagascar according to our client request, Family tour, Honey ...
My name is Niry. I have been guiding around Madagascar for 9 years. I was a student of the National ...
Nous sommes des guides accompagnateurs nationaux agrées et titulaire des badges par le ...
I'm a tour guide, driver, and tour organizer. I can organize all the tours and activities you want ...
Hello My name is Harilanto Vonjy, I am Malagasy, native of Madagascar. I choose Valahara as my ...
I'm a NATIONAL GUIDE and a TOUR LEADER from Antananarivo, working all around Madagascar ...
I am passionate about wildlife and travel especially in Madagascar. So I lead, guide and organize ...
I am Danielos Tony, a passionate and experienced tour guide specializing in Madagascar. With a deep ...
I am a tour guide can speak English- French, and am a bio-diversity lover. Notre équipe est ...
***Welcome To Ampano Tours Madagasca***We are a national Tour Guide in Madagascar specialised ...
Hello, I'm Barisata Mananjara. I work as Tour Guide since 6 years ago here around the island, I ...
I was born and grew up on the Western coast of Madagascar. I mean in the village near the Tsingy of ...
Hello, My name is Randrianandrasana Bernard. But people call me Bernard, I'm a local tour guide in ...
Dear All, I work as tour guide, and tour organizer, and then, lead many different ...
I am the founder of SOBEHA TOUR AGENCY. I have been working at National Tourism Board. I ...
Welcome to the land of the lemurs. Set high up in the peaks of Madagascar's Haute Matsiatra, the Ranomafana National Park is famed as one of the top spots to see these bug-eyed primates in the wild. They come in all shapes and sizes over 12 varieties, from yellow-hued golden bamboo lemurs to panda-like white ruffed lemurs, all flitting through the waxy tree boughs of the 161-square-mile protected reserve. It's thanks to the unique climates and ecology of the moisture-heavy cloud forests of the area that the lemurs, and a whole host of birds, reptiles and other mammals survive here. The area has hence become a focus for scientific investigation, conservation and ecotourism in recent decades. Today, these manifest at the Centre Valbio facility, where the zoologists study everything from the sifakas down to the praying insects of the reserve. A range of campsites and lodges on the outskirts of the park make it possible to launch into game hikes and longer jungle treks under the guidance of a Ranomafana National Park tour guide.
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