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Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park

Beautiful national park with limestone rock formations and 11 kind of lemurs. This 5-hour hike takes you through jungles, up rocky climbs, and through narrow cave passages—plus crossing suspension bridges and more! Keep an eye out for unique wildlife along the way, including lemurs and vibrant, colorful birds.
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Kirindy Forest

This region boasts a wealth of arid-adapted plants and an incredible diversity of rare wildlife. Visit of this reserve to see some Lemurs (white, brown …), some birds, reptiles, and especially the mongoose, a major predator of lemurs. After dusk, you can also go on a night hike to look for mouse lemurs and other...
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Sunset at the Ave Baobabs

In the evening, head to the Loving Baobab Trees. Watch these massive ancient trees tower against the skyline, linger as the golden sunset paints the avenue in molten hues, and capture this awe-inspiring, unforgettable spectacle!
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Sunrise at Ave Baobabs

Head out early by car to wait for the sunrise. As the first sunlight filters through the tree trunks, warm orange glows flood the avenue – light and shadow dance, a romantic, breathtaking scene!
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Ave Baobabs

Ave Baobabs boasts a unique grove of 800-year-old baobab trees, with rows of these ancient giants lining the dirt road. Spend some time wandering leisurely along the charming Ave Baobabs, admiring the iconic “Baobab Amoureux” and the renowned Ave Baobabs.
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Betania Village

Hop in a canoe to Bedania Fishing Village (passing through the mangroves). Visit the village: site of the construction of cargo ships, school, hospital, churches… Interact with the kids, ask villagers to climb trees for fresh coconuts, and experience local fishermen’s daily life!
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Mitsinjo Reserve

it is a biodiversity hotspot, with over 100 species of frogs, lemurs (including the Indri – the largest lemur), crowned sifaka, mouse lemurs, chameleons, reptiles and endemic birds. you have the opportunity to see the world’s smallest lemur species and hear the Indri’s call in this wonderful rainforest. The reserve is part of the forest...
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Crocodile Valley (1 hour):

1.You can see wild crocodiles, experience slippery trails and “dangerous” suspension bridges, bringing you a thrilling and exciting experience of exploring the primeval rainforest. 2.It’s a very pleasant walk observing some wildlife crocodiles, turtles, guinea fowl, geckos and chameleons. 3.Crocodile Valley is nestled in a secluded valley and is home to numerous wild Nile crocodiles....
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Lemur Island

1.Short car ride from your hotel, then reach the Lemur Island by canoe, this place is for wildlife lovers specifically lemurs, you get up close to observe the different species of lemurs, as well as chameleons and some birds, you can also take selfie with Lemurs and enjoy feeding them. 2.Short car ride from your hotel, then reach the Lemur Island...
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Reserve Peyrieras

you will see the unique reptiles of Madagascar, including the largest chameleons, butterflies, snakes, frogs, crocodiles, and more. It is a well-maintained place where you can get a good glimpse of the exotic and unique chameleon species found only in Madagascar. And Snake, frogs, lemurs, butterflies, moths, unique vegetation.
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