FAQ – Wildlife & Nature

Quick answer Madagascar is home to an extraordinary range of animals, most of them found nowhere else. Expect to see

Quick answer No. Wildlife sightings in Madagascar cannot be guaranteed. Animals are wild, move on their own schedules and respond

Quick answer Whale watching in Madagascar is best from late May to early November, with the peak months for humpback

Quick answer You can see lemurs across Madagascar: in eastern rainforests (Andasibe‑Mantadia, Ranomafana, Masoala), the dry west and northwest (Kirindy,

Quick answer The best time to see lemurs is during the dry season (May to October) when trails are easier,

Quick answer On our Madagascar private tours, you can often see a good variety of wild lemurs, including ring-tailed lemurs,

Quick answer Madagascar is one of the world’s most distinctive places for plants, trees and flowers. You can see baobabs,

Quick answer Madagascar is excellent for birdwatching, especially if you want to see species found nowhere else. On a well-planned

Quick answer Madagascar is best known for its lemurs, but the wildlife is much broader than that. On a well-planned