6-Day Madagascar Tour with Lemurs Park, Baobabs and Morondava Beach

The journey

Trip highlights

• 01 Interact with Madagascar's famous lemurs at the renowned Lemurs Park
• 02 Explore natural wonders like geysers, waterfalls, and mangroves by canoe
• 03 Witness aluminium pot making in Ambatolampy and browse Antananarivo's local markets
• 04 See the stunning Avenue of the Baobabs at sunset in Morondava
• 05 Relax on serene beaches and enjoy authentic Malagasy street food

Explore Madagascar on a 6-day journey through nature, culture, and relaxation. Visit Lemurs Park, the Geyser, and Lily's Waterfall in Ampefy, discover the art of aluminium pot crafting in Ambatolampy, and unwind on Morondava's serene beaches. Witness the sunset at the Avenue of the Baobabs, enjoy Antsirabe's thermal baths, and explore Antananarivo's markets, Queen's Palace, and street food. It is a perfect blend of wildlife, local traditions, and coastal scenery.

Avenue of the Baobabs (Sunset Visit): See the giant baobab trees at sunset and capture unforgettable memories in your photos.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 6 Days

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Included · Standard

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Cities Antananarivo, Antsirabe, Morondava, Ampefy

Languages English, French

Day by day

The itinerary

1

Day 01

Antananarivo to Ampefy with Lemurs, Geyser and Waterfall

• Lemurs Park: Interact with Madagascar's world-renowned lemurs in a controlled environment, take pictures, and learn about the different species.
• Geyser (Cure Water): Visit this natural hot-water geyser, renowned for its healing properties and high mineral content.
• Lily's Waterfall: Enjoy the scenery of the waterfall, with an optional canoe ride to enhance your experience.

2

Day 02

Journey to Morondava via Ambatolampy

• Ambatolampy's Pot Workshop: Witness the ancient craft of aluminium pot making, a significant part of Madagascar's traditional craftsmanship.
• Journey to Morondava: Travel to the coastal town of Morondava, renowned for its rich culture and serene beaches.

3

Day 03

Morondava Beaches, Mangroves and Baobab Sunset

• Morondava Beach: Relax on the beach, bask in the sea breeze, and enjoy optional beach activities.
• Visit Kimony Beach and Mangrove Forest: Canoe through the mangroves and experience the surrounding nature.
• Avenue of the Baobabs (Sunset Visit): See the giant baobab trees at sunset and capture unforgettable memories in your photos.

4

Day 04

Return to Antananarivo via Antsirabe

• Antsirabe Thermal Source: Refresh yourself with a visit to the Antsirabe thermal baths, renowned for their healing and relaxing attributes.

5

Day 05

Antananarivo Markets, Royal Heritage and Street Food

• Local Market: Immerse yourself in handicrafts, spices, and souvenirs at Antananarivo's bustling market.
• Queen's Palace: Discover Madagascar's royal past at this ancient monument.
• Street Food Tour: Taste authentic Malagasy cuisine from lively street vendors.

6

Day 06

Antananarivo City Tour and Airport Drop-Off

• Enjoy a peaceful city tour, visiting significant sights or offbeat attractions.
• End the trip with an airport drop-off for your departure.

The route

Where you'll travel

The fine print

Trip details

What's Included

• Bottled water (one per person daily)
• Transportation in a spacious, air-conditioned vehicle
• Accommodation (standard)
• Guiding fees and park admissions
• Tourism taxes

What's Not Included

• Personal expenses
• Activities or services not explicitly mentioned

What to bring

• Light and breathable clothing (Madagascar's climate varies from humid to dry)
• Hiking shoes
• Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses (the sun can be strong)
• Insect repellent
• Swimsuit and towel
• Camera or binoculars (for wildlife and landscapes)
• Personal medication and first aid kit
• A waterproof bag (for protecting electronics near the coast)

Know before you go

• Madagascar's road conditions require extra driving time, so travel estimates have been adjusted accordingly.
• The best time to visit Madagascar is from April to November, avoiding the rainy season.
• Madagascar is a cash-based country in many areas, so we recommend bringing enough cash (Ariary), as ATMs are limited in remote regions.

Logistics

Meeting & route

Meeting point

Ivato Aeroport, Madagascar

Tour start

Antananarivo, Madagascar

Tour ends at the same location as the start point.