Best time to visit Madagascar in 2025: Climate, itineraries, and tips for an unforgettable journey

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Best time to visit Madagascar in 2025? Climate, itineraries, and tips for an unforgettable journey

Your complete guide to a Tailor-Made adventure in Madagascar

Reading time: 8 minutes

Introduction: Why Choose Madagascar in 2025?

Madagascar, a true gem of the Indian Ocean, captivates travelers with its exceptional diversity of landscapes, cultures, and biodiversity. This unique island is an open invitation to adventure, whether you’re seeking untamed nature, memorable family moments, or luxurious experiences. However, choosing the right time to visit is key to making the most of your stay. So, when is the best time to explore the wonders of Madagascar?

👉 Dive into our complete guide to plan your 2025 trip, tailored to your interests and the regions you wish to explore.

1. Understanding Madagascar’s Climate: The Basics

Madagascar boasts a tropical climate shaped by its vast size and diverse terrain. The island experiences two main seasons:

🌞 The Dry Season (May to October):

Characteristics:
The dry season stretches from April to October and is arguably the best time to explore Madagascar. Temperatures are milder, and rainfall is infrequent, particularly in the western and southern regions. This period is perfect for enjoying outdoor activities.

Impact on Activities:
The conditions are ideal for hiking in national parks, diving, and cultural or natural explorations. It’s also the perfect time to visit the beaches of Nosy Be or Île Sainte-Marie, where the sun shines uninterrupted.

🟢 Highlights:

  • Optimal visibility for wildlife observation: The dry season offers excellent opportunities to spot wildlife. With less dense vegetation and animals gathering around water sources, your chances of encountering Madagascar’s iconic lemurs, chameleons, and other endemic species are high.

🟡 Drawback:
The dry season can attract more tourists, making some areas, especially popular spots like Nosy Be and national parks, busier. For a quieter experience, consider traveling during the shoulder months, such as April, May, or November.

💡 Expert Tip:
To maximize your trip, plan your visit during the dry season, preferably in April, May, or November, to avoid the crowds while enjoying perfect conditions for exploration.

🤔 Did You Know?
Madagascar is a true marine sanctuary, offering two incredible seasons for marine wildlife enthusiasts:

  • June to September: Majestic humpback whales migrate to the warm waters surrounding the island. These can be spotted around Île Sainte-Marie, Nosy Be, and the southern coasts of Madagascar, including Fort-Dauphin and Anakao. These ocean giants come to give birth, showcasing breathtaking displays of breaching and fin slapping. An unforgettable experience for marine life lovers. 🐋
  • October and November: The season for fascinating whale sharks, the largest fish in the world. Found primarily around Nosy Be, these gentle giants feed on plankton and attract divers and snorkelers eager for unforgettable underwater encounters.
Pousse-pousse (Malagasy rickshaw) in Toliara

🌧️ The Wet Season (November to April)

Characteristics:
From November to March, Madagascar enters its rainy season, marked by high temperatures and frequent downpours. This period can also bring cyclones (mainly between January and mid-March), particularly along the eastern and northern coasts, making some routes difficult and weather conditions unpredictable.

Impact on Activities:
The wet season is ideal for witnessing lush vegetation and thriving wildlife, as the rains rejuvenate nature, creating vibrant green landscapes.

Accessible Destinations:

  • The Southern Route (National Road 7): This iconic route connecting Antananarivo to Toliara remains accessible year-round. Highlights include the Isalo National Park, the Anja Reserve, and traditional Malagasy villages.
  • Nosy Be: The “Perfume Island” in northwestern Madagascar enjoys a microclimate, making it pleasant even during the rainy season.

However, some regions, such as the East, may become challenging to explore due to persistent rain. Beaches and water-based activities can also be affected by swells and strong winds.

🟢 Highlights:

  • Lush Landscapes: The wet season transforms the island into a verdant paradise. Forests, parks, and gardens become exceptionally vibrant, offering breathtaking views.
  • Fewer Tourists: Outside of the holiday periods, you can experience a quieter Madagascar, with tranquil locations and a more intimate atmosphere.

🟡 Drawback:
Some regions, such as the East and West coasts, can be harder to access due to heavy rains. Additionally, unstable weather may disrupt activities like boat excursions or visits to national parks.

💡 Expert Tip:
If you want to explore the island with minimal restrictions, the dry season is your best bet, as most sites are easily accessible. However, if you love adventure and wish to experience Madagascar from a different perspective, the wet season offers a unique charm. For instance, seeing the Avenue of the Baobabs in the rain is magical, creating a completely different atmosphere compared to the dry season. Note, though, that the Tsingy de Bemaraha is closed during the rainy season.

 

 Lokobe National Park

2. When to Visit Different Regions of Madagascar?

🌴 Northern Madagascar: Between Paradise Beaches and Majestic Mountains

Top Destinations: Nosy Be, Diego-Suarez, Ankarana Special Reserve, Montagne d’Ambre National Park, Red Tsingy

🌡️ General Climate:
Northern Madagascar enjoys a tropical climate, with average temperatures ranging between 25°C and 30°C year-round, making it a perfect destination for beach and mountain lovers. An exception is Joffreville, home to Montagne d’Ambre National Park, where the climate resembles that of a humid rainforest. Here, temperatures are cooler, even cold, due to the altitude and constant humidity.

🌧️ Rainy Season (November to March):
During the rainy season, frequent downpours and high temperatures create a humid atmosphere. January and February are particularly prone to cyclones, making some destinations harder to reach.

☀️ Dry Season (April to October):
This period is ideal for exploring the region’s idyllic beaches, diving, and hiking through lush landscapes. Outdoor activities thrive under these conditions. Note: The “Varatraza,” a strong wind, predominantly affects the northeastern coasts and northern Madagascar, particularly in Diego-Suarez (Antsiranana). While refreshing, this wind can agitate the sea, potentially impacting activities such as fishing and boat crossings.

🗓️ Best Time to Visit:
From April to October, when the weather is drier and more pleasant, offering perfect conditions for water sports, hiking, and exploring national parks.

🤔 Did You Know?
Diego-Suarez Bay, the second largest in the world, is often compared to Rio de Janeiro’s bay and is regarded as one of the most beautiful globally. This breathtaking destination alone is worth the trip!

Our Trips to the North:

Diego Bay and its Sugarloaf: Nosy Lonjo

🌵 Southern Madagascar: Arid Lands and Rich Culture

Top Destinations: Isalo National Park, Ranomafana National Park, Anjà Village Reserve, Toliara, Fort Dauphin

🌡️ General Climate:
Southern Madagascar has a semi-arid climate with particularly high temperatures between October and March. The dry Tsiokatimo (Southern Wind) blows strongly during this period, intensifying the perceived heat.

🌧️ Rainy Season (November to March):
While the South experiences less rainfall than other parts of Madagascar, occasional showers can still occur. During this period, the heat is often intense, with temperatures exceeding 35°C. Humidity slightly increases with rare showers, but the region remains predominantly dry. Note: In Isalo National Park, the Namazà circuit is closed during this season, though other park trails remain accessible.

☀️ Dry Season (April to October):
The dry season, from May to October, is the most pleasant time to visit Southern Madagascar. Milder temperatures make outdoor activities more comfortable, such as exploring the fishing villages along the southern coastline or admiring the stunning rock formations of Isalo National Park. Winds are less intense, and the heat is much more manageable.

🗓️ Best Time to Visit:
The dry season, from May to October, is undoubtedly the best time to explore this arid region. The conditions are ideal for outdoor adventures, with milder weather, minimal rainfall, and breathtaking landscapes to discover.

💡 Expert Tip:
The South is perfect for adventurers, but preparation is essential to handle the hot and dry conditions. Remember to stay hydrated, wear light and protective clothing, and use sunscreen and a hat for sun protection.

🤔 Did You Know?
Isalo National Park is steeped in mystery and legends. Locals regard the park as sacred, as it houses royal tombs and spiritually significant sites that are deeply rooted in Malagasy culture.

Our trips to the South:

Our Guaranteed Departure to the South: From August 7 to 21, 2025

Isalo National Park, traversed by National Road 7, seen from the sky

🌿 Eastern Madagascar: An Immersion in Nature

Top Destinations: Pangalanes Canal, Andasibe, Akanin’ny Nofy, Île Sainte-Marie, Masoala National Park

🌡️ General Climate:
Eastern Madagascar enjoys a tropical, humid climate, with average temperatures ranging between 24°C and 28°C. This region is characterized by lush vegetation, making it a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers seeking exotic landscapes.

🌧️ Rainy Season (November to March):
The rainy season brings heavy precipitation, which can make some roads challenging to access. However, it’s the best time to observe wildlife, particularly lemurs, which are more active in the dense and humid vegetation.

☀️ Dry Season (April to October):
The dry season is the perfect time to explore the tropical forests and enjoy activities like hiking or boat trips along the Pangalanes Canal. Conditions are drier, and vegetation is slightly less dense, providing better visibility for exploration. It’s worth noting, though, that rain is frequent in this part of Madagascar year-round, with varying intensity and frequency. 😄

🗓️ Best Time to Visit:
From April to October during the dry season, when conditions are ideal for exploring national parks and nature reserves. For whale watching at Île Sainte-Marie, the best time is from June to September, when humpback whales migrate to the warm waters of the region to give birth. 🐋

💡 Expert Tip:
The East is a perfect region for nature enthusiasts, and visiting during the dry season ensures the best experience for forest excursions and cruises. However, if you’re passionate about wildlife, the rainy season offers unique opportunities to observe lemurs and other tropical animals in their natural habitat. Make sure to pack lightweight clothing, a raincoat, and sturdy hiking shoes to be ready for any adventure.

🤔 Did You Know?
Île Sainte-Marie is one of the rare places in the world where you can observe humpback whales up close and in such a spectacular setting. It’s truly a haven for nature and marine wildlife lovers!

Our trips to the East:

Majestic whale at Sainte-Marie

🌅 The West of Madagascar: Iconic Landscapes and Biodiversity

Key Destinations: Avenue of the Baobabs, Tsingy de Bemaraha, Tsiribihina River Descent, Belo sur Mer.

🌡️ General Climate: The West of Madagascar enjoys a hot and dry climate year-round, with temperatures ranging between 28°C and 32°C. This climate is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and those wishing to explore unique landscapes.

🌧️ Rainy Season (November to March): Although the rainy season is less intense than in the East, showers can still occur, particularly between January and February. During this period, the combination of heat and wind can make conditions difficult, but iconic sites like the Avenue of the Baobabs remain accessible and fascinating to visit, even in the rain.

☀️ Dry Season (April to October): This is the ideal time to visit the West. Temperatures are more manageable, and the climate is perfect for exploring sites like Tsingy de Bemaraha and the Avenue of the Baobabs. The heat is more moderate, and the absence of rain allows you to fully enjoy outdoor activities, such as descending the Tsiribihina River.

🗓️ Best Time to Visit: From May to October, the dry season is the best time to explore the West of Madagascar. The heat is more tolerable, and conditions are ideal for outdoor activities. It’s also when the region’s biodiversity is at its peak, particularly in Tsingy de Bemaraha, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

💡 Expert Tip: Keep in mind that the Tsingy de Bemaraha is closed between November and May. Take this opportunity to explore another treasure of the region: the Avenue of the Baobabs.

🤔 Did you know… The Fossa, an endemic predator of Madagascar, is one of the island’s most fascinating animals. This carnivore resembles a small puma but belongs to a unique family, the Eupleridae. It is known for its ability to hunt both on the ground and in the trees. While exploring the West of Madagascar, you have the chance to encounter it in places like the Kirindy Reserve.

Our trips to the West:

Our guaranteed departure to the West: From May 16 to 30, 2025, and from September 5 to 19, 2025

Fosa – Kirindy Reserve

🌍 3. Climate Change: A Factor to Consider

Global warming has visible effects in Madagascar, altering seasons and traditional weather patterns. Cyclones are becoming increasingly powerful, and periods of drought or prolonged rainfall can occur unpredictably. 🌱 While the usual recommendations still apply, sudden climate changes may affect your plans. It is therefore crucial to remain flexible and closely follow weather forecasts before and during your stay. Your dedicated travel advisor will provide you with all the essential real-time information.

4. Why Choose Our Expertise for Your Trip to Madagascar?

With our local expertise, we ensure that your trip is planned taking into account climate variations, seasons, and the specific characteristics of each region. 🌍✈️ You can travel with peace of mind, knowing that your itinerary is tailored to your expectations and the weather conditions to avoid any unpleasant surprises. So, tell us, when do you plan to go to Madagascar?

Southwest Coastal Baobab

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Best time to visit Madagascar in 2025? Climate, itineraries, and tips for an unforgettable journey

Your complete guide to a Tailor-Made adventure in Madagascar

Reading time: 8 minutes

Introduction: Why Choose Madagascar in 2025?

Madagascar, a true gem of the Indian Ocean, captivates travelers with its exceptional diversity of landscapes, cultures, and biodiversity. This unique island is an open invitation to adventure, whether you’re seeking untamed nature, memorable family moments, or luxurious experiences. However, choosing the right time to visit is key to making the most of your stay. So, when is the best time to explore the wonders of Madagascar?

👉 Dive into our complete guide to plan your 2025 trip, tailored to your interests and the regions you wish to explore.

1. Understanding Madagascar’s Climate: The Basics

Madagascar boasts a tropical climate shaped by its vast size and diverse terrain. The island experiences two main seasons:

🌞 The Dry Season (May to October):

Characteristics:
The dry season stretches from April to October and is arguably the best time to explore Madagascar. Temperatures are milder, and rainfall is infrequent, particularly in the western and southern regions. This period is perfect for enjoying outdoor activities.

Impact on Activities:
The conditions are ideal for hiking in national parks, diving, and cultural or natural explorations. It’s also the perfect time to visit the beaches of Nosy Be or Île Sainte-Marie, where the sun shines uninterrupted.

🟢 Highlights:

  • Optimal visibility for wildlife observation: The dry season offers excellent opportunities to spot wildlife. With less dense vegetation and animals gathering around water sources, your chances of encountering Madagascar’s iconic lemurs, chameleons, and other endemic species are high.

🟡 Drawback:
The dry season can attract more tourists, making some areas, especially popular spots like Nosy Be and national parks, busier. For a quieter experience, consider traveling during the shoulder months, such as April, May, or November.

💡 Expert Tip:
To maximize your trip, plan your visit during the dry season, preferably in April, May, or November, to avoid the crowds while enjoying perfect conditions for exploration.

🤔 Did You Know?
Madagascar is a true marine sanctuary, offering two incredible seasons for marine wildlife enthusiasts:

  • June to September: Majestic humpback whales migrate to the warm waters surrounding the island. These can be spotted around Île Sainte-Marie, Nosy Be, and the southern coasts of Madagascar, including Fort-Dauphin and Anakao. These ocean giants come to give birth, showcasing breathtaking displays of breaching and fin slapping. An unforgettable experience for marine life lovers. 🐋
  • October and November: The season for fascinating whale sharks, the largest fish in the world. Found primarily around Nosy Be, these gentle giants feed on plankton and attract divers and snorkelers eager for unforgettable underwater encounters.
Pousse-pousse (Malagasy rickshaw) in Toliara

🌧️ The Wet Season (November to April)

Characteristics:
From November to March, Madagascar enters its rainy season, marked by high temperatures and frequent downpours. This period can also bring cyclones (mainly between January and mid-March), particularly along the eastern and northern coasts, making some routes difficult and weather conditions unpredictable.

Impact on Activities:
The wet season is ideal for witnessing lush vegetation and thriving wildlife, as the rains rejuvenate nature, creating vibrant green landscapes.

Accessible Destinations:

  • The Southern Route (National Road 7): This iconic route connecting Antananarivo to Toliara remains accessible year-round. Highlights include the Isalo National Park, the Anja Reserve, and traditional Malagasy villages.
  • Nosy Be: The “Perfume Island” in northwestern Madagascar enjoys a microclimate, making it pleasant even during the rainy season.

However, some regions, such as the East, may become challenging to explore due to persistent rain. Beaches and water-based activities can also be affected by swells and strong winds.

🟢 Highlights:

  • Lush Landscapes: The wet season transforms the island into a verdant paradise. Forests, parks, and gardens become exceptionally vibrant, offering breathtaking views.
  • Fewer Tourists: Outside of the holiday periods, you can experience a quieter Madagascar, with tranquil locations and a more intimate atmosphere.

🟡 Drawback:
Some regions, such as the East and West coasts, can be harder to access due to heavy rains. Additionally, unstable weather may disrupt activities like boat excursions or visits to national parks.

💡 Expert Tip:
If you want to explore the island with minimal restrictions, the dry season is your best bet, as most sites are easily accessible. However, if you love adventure and wish to experience Madagascar from a different perspective, the wet season offers a unique charm. For instance, seeing the Avenue of the Baobabs in the rain is magical, creating a completely different atmosphere compared to the dry season. Note, though, that the Tsingy de Bemaraha is closed during the rainy season.

 

 Lokobe National Park

2. When to Visit Different Regions of Madagascar?

🌴 Northern Madagascar: Between Paradise Beaches and Majestic Mountains

Top Destinations: Nosy Be, Diego-Suarez, Ankarana Special Reserve, Montagne d’Ambre National Park, Red Tsingy

🌡️ General Climate:
Northern Madagascar enjoys a tropical climate, with average temperatures ranging between 25°C and 30°C year-round, making it a perfect destination for beach and mountain lovers. An exception is Joffreville, home to Montagne d’Ambre National Park, where the climate resembles that of a humid rainforest. Here, temperatures are cooler, even cold, due to the altitude and constant humidity.

🌧️ Rainy Season (November to March):
During the rainy season, frequent downpours and high temperatures create a humid atmosphere. January and February are particularly prone to cyclones, making some destinations harder to reach.

☀️ Dry Season (April to October):
This period is ideal for exploring the region’s idyllic beaches, diving, and hiking through lush landscapes. Outdoor activities thrive under these conditions. Note: The “Varatraza,” a strong wind, predominantly affects the northeastern coasts and northern Madagascar, particularly in Diego-Suarez (Antsiranana). While refreshing, this wind can agitate the sea, potentially impacting activities such as fishing and boat crossings.

🗓️ Best Time to Visit:
From April to October, when the weather is drier and more pleasant, offering perfect conditions for water sports, hiking, and exploring national parks.

🤔 Did You Know?
Diego-Suarez Bay, the second largest in the world, is often compared to Rio de Janeiro’s bay and is regarded as one of the most beautiful globally. This breathtaking destination alone is worth the trip!

Our Trips to the North:

Diego Bay and its Sugarloaf: Nosy Lonjo

🌵 Southern Madagascar: Arid Lands and Rich Culture

Top Destinations: Isalo National Park, Ranomafana National Park, Anjà Village Reserve, Toliara, Fort Dauphin

🌡️ General Climate:
Southern Madagascar has a semi-arid climate with particularly high temperatures between October and March. The dry Tsiokatimo (Southern Wind) blows strongly during this period, intensifying the perceived heat.

🌧️ Rainy Season (November to March):
While the South experiences less rainfall than other parts of Madagascar, occasional showers can still occur. During this period, the heat is often intense, with temperatures exceeding 35°C. Humidity slightly increases with rare showers, but the region remains predominantly dry. Note: In Isalo National Park, the Namazà circuit is closed during this season, though other park trails remain accessible.

☀️ Dry Season (April to October):
The dry season, from May to October, is the most pleasant time to visit Southern Madagascar. Milder temperatures make outdoor activities more comfortable, such as exploring the fishing villages along the southern coastline or admiring the stunning rock formations of Isalo National Park. Winds are less intense, and the heat is much more manageable.

🗓️ Best Time to Visit:
The dry season, from May to October, is undoubtedly the best time to explore this arid region. The conditions are ideal for outdoor adventures, with milder weather, minimal rainfall, and breathtaking landscapes to discover.

💡 Expert Tip:
The South is perfect for adventurers, but preparation is essential to handle the hot and dry conditions. Remember to stay hydrated, wear light and protective clothing, and use sunscreen and a hat for sun protection.

🤔 Did You Know?
Isalo National Park is steeped in mystery and legends. Locals regard the park as sacred, as it houses royal tombs and spiritually significant sites that are deeply rooted in Malagasy culture.

Our trips to the South:

Our Guaranteed Departure to the South: From August 7 to 21, 2025

Isalo National Park, traversed by National Road 7, seen from the sky

🌿 Eastern Madagascar: An Immersion in Nature

Top Destinations: Pangalanes Canal, Andasibe, Akanin’ny Nofy, Île Sainte-Marie, Masoala National Park

🌡️ General Climate:
Eastern Madagascar enjoys a tropical, humid climate, with average temperatures ranging between 24°C and 28°C. This region is characterized by lush vegetation, making it a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers seeking exotic landscapes.

🌧️ Rainy Season (November to March):
The rainy season brings heavy precipitation, which can make some roads challenging to access. However, it’s the best time to observe wildlife, particularly lemurs, which are more active in the dense and humid vegetation.

☀️ Dry Season (April to October):
The dry season is the perfect time to explore the tropical forests and enjoy activities like hiking or boat trips along the Pangalanes Canal. Conditions are drier, and vegetation is slightly less dense, providing better visibility for exploration. It’s worth noting, though, that rain is frequent in this part of Madagascar year-round, with varying intensity and frequency. 😄

🗓️ Best Time to Visit:
From April to October during the dry season, when conditions are ideal for exploring national parks and nature reserves. For whale watching at Île Sainte-Marie, the best time is from June to September, when humpback whales migrate to the warm waters of the region to give birth. 🐋

💡 Expert Tip:
The East is a perfect region for nature enthusiasts, and visiting during the dry season ensures the best experience for forest excursions and cruises. However, if you’re passionate about wildlife, the rainy season offers unique opportunities to observe lemurs and other tropical animals in their natural habitat. Make sure to pack lightweight clothing, a raincoat, and sturdy hiking shoes to be ready for any adventure.

🤔 Did You Know?
Île Sainte-Marie is one of the rare places in the world where you can observe humpback whales up close and in such a spectacular setting. It’s truly a haven for nature and marine wildlife lovers!

Our trips to the East:

Majestic whale at Sainte-Marie

🌅 The West of Madagascar: Iconic Landscapes and Biodiversity

Key Destinations: Avenue of the Baobabs, Tsingy de Bemaraha, Tsiribihina River Descent, Belo sur Mer.

🌡️ General Climate: The West of Madagascar enjoys a hot and dry climate year-round, with temperatures ranging between 28°C and 32°C. This climate is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and those wishing to explore unique landscapes.

🌧️ Rainy Season (November to March): Although the rainy season is less intense than in the East, showers can still occur, particularly between January and February. During this period, the combination of heat and wind can make conditions difficult, but iconic sites like the Avenue of the Baobabs remain accessible and fascinating to visit, even in the rain.

☀️ Dry Season (April to October): This is the ideal time to visit the West. Temperatures are more manageable, and the climate is perfect for exploring sites like Tsingy de Bemaraha and the Avenue of the Baobabs. The heat is more moderate, and the absence of rain allows you to fully enjoy outdoor activities, such as descending the Tsiribihina River.

🗓️ Best Time to Visit: From May to October, the dry season is the best time to explore the West of Madagascar. The heat is more tolerable, and conditions are ideal for outdoor activities. It’s also when the region’s biodiversity is at its peak, particularly in Tsingy de Bemaraha, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

💡 Expert Tip: Keep in mind that the Tsingy de Bemaraha is closed between November and May. Take this opportunity to explore another treasure of the region: the Avenue of the Baobabs.

🤔 Did you know… The Fossa, an endemic predator of Madagascar, is one of the island’s most fascinating animals. This carnivore resembles a small puma but belongs to a unique family, the Eupleridae. It is known for its ability to hunt both on the ground and in the trees. While exploring the West of Madagascar, you have the chance to encounter it in places like the Kirindy Reserve.

Our trips to the West:

Our guaranteed departure to the West: From May 16 to 30, 2025, and from September 5 to 19, 2025

Fosa – Kirindy Reserve

🌍 3. Climate Change: A Factor to Consider

Global warming has visible effects in Madagascar, altering seasons and traditional weather patterns. Cyclones are becoming increasingly powerful, and periods of drought or prolonged rainfall can occur unpredictably. 🌱 While the usual recommendations still apply, sudden climate changes may affect your plans. It is therefore crucial to remain flexible and closely follow weather forecasts before and during your stay. Your dedicated travel advisor will provide you with all the essential real-time information.

4. Why Choose Our Expertise for Your Trip to Madagascar?

With our local expertise, we ensure that your trip is planned taking into account climate variations, seasons, and the specific characteristics of each region. 🌍✈️ You can travel with peace of mind, knowing that your itinerary is tailored to your expectations and the weather conditions to avoid any unpleasant surprises. So, tell us, when do you plan to go to Madagascar?

Southwest Coastal Baobab

📣 Ready to live the adventure of a lifetime?

Contact us now for a personalized quote!

➡️ Request my personalized quote

Share this article and start planning your dream trip to Madagascar!