Equipped with a raincoat and good walking shoes, get ready to discover a unique and captivating biodiversity in an extraordinary environment. The Amber Mountain National Park is an essential stop on the circuit in the north of the Big Island for adventurers wishing to discover the true characteristics of rain-fed flora and fauna.

Located about forty kilometers south of Diego Suarez, the park protects a dense tropical rainforest covering an area of ​​18,200 ha and covering a volcanic massif. The particularity of the Amber Mountain lies in its exceptional biodiversity and its preserved nature.

During your visit, you will discover many endemic species, this includes plants of different species, some of which have medicinal properties, animals such as mammals including 8 lemurs with two remarkable species: the crowned lemur and the red mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, reptiles including 11 species of chameleons including the smallest chameleon on the planet, the brookesia. The park has more than 75 species of birds and nearly twenty amphibians. You will be amazed by the geological site and the sacred waterfalls, offering an impressive spectacle in the heart of lush nature. After a busy day, return with beautiful photos and unforgettable memories of your trip to Madagascar.

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