You leave the capital and take the Highlands road, renowned for its terraced rice fields, rolling hills, and picturesque villages.

On the way, you stop in Ambatolampy, a village known for its metal craftsmen. You discover their ancestral techniques: aluminum hammering, production of pots and traditional utensils — a know-how passed down through generations.

Upon arrival in Antsirabe, a charming thermal town with colorful houses and a friendly atmosphere, you are welcomed at Couleur Café – Comfort Room or similar.

You can stroll through the city center, visit wooden rickshaw workshops, and admire the volcanic lakes Andraikiba and Tritriva, nestled among lush green hills.

After a peaceful breakfast, the road leads you to Ranomafana, a region famous for its lush rainforest and natural hot springs.

The landscape gradually changes as green hills give way to valleys covered with dense forests and crystal-clear rivers.

You arrive at Setam Lodge – Standard Room or similar, a comfortable lodge surrounded by vegetation.

You may relax by the pool or in the gardens, listen to the birds, and breathe the fresh, humid air — perfect preparation for your immersion in this ecological treasure.

The entire day is dedicated to exploring Ranomafana National Park, one of Madagascar’s richest rainforests.

The trails wind through spectacular waterfalls, hanging bridges, and giant ferns.

You observe the golden bamboo lemurs, agile little creatures leaping from tree to tree, as well as black-and-white sifakas, true forest icons.

Endemic fauna and flora abound: color-changing chameleons, rare melodious birds, and wild orchids with vibrant blooms.

The forest air is perfumed with tropical vegetation, and the sound of flowing streams accompanies your steps.

Return to Setam Lodge – Standard Room or similar for a peaceful evening.

You leave the rainforest and head to Ambalavao, a town known for its craft traditions and vineyards.

A visit to Anja Community Reserve allows you to meet the famous ring-tailed lemurs, easily recognizable by their striped tails and lively behavior.

The journey then continues toward the Isalo Massif, with its desert-like landscapes, canyons, wind-sculpted rock formations, and natural oases.

You are welcomed at Isalo Rock Lodge – Standard Room or similar, offering spacious rooms with views over the surrounding mountains and valleys.

The atmosphere is both peaceful and majestic — ideal for contemplating the ochre and red hues of the rocks at sunset.

This full day is dedicated to exploring Isalo National Park.

You hike through deep canyons, natural pools with clear water, and palm-filled oases hidden among the rocks.

The trail also leads you to ancient caves and Bara tombs, witnesses of local culture and traditions.

The highlight of the day is the sunset at the Window of Isalo, where sky and rock colors blend into a postcard-worthy spectacle.

Overnight at Isalo Rock Lodge – Standard Room or similar.

You leave the Isalo Massif and head to Zombitse National Park, a unique dry forest sheltering numerous endemic species.

You may spot sifaka lemurs, rare birds, and flora specially adapted to the arid environment.

The road continues to Ifaty, a Vezo fishing village on the edge of a turquoise lagoon.

You stay at Le Paradisier – Comfort Room or similar, a comfortable seaside lodge with a pool and ocean-front bungalows.

The afternoon is perfect for relaxing and admiring the breathtaking sunsets over the lagoon.

In the morning, you explore the spiny forest, known for its majestic baobabs and unique endemic plants.

You observe local birdlife and reptiles adapted to this dry climate.

The afternoon is at leisure: snorkeling, lagoon relaxation, or a traditional pirogue outing with Vezo fishermen, discovering their ancestral techniques and deep connection to the sea.

Night at Le Paradisier – Comfort Room or similar.

Return to Tuléar, gateway to Madagascar’s southwest.

You may visit the Sea Museum, which presents the region’s marine biodiversity.

The artisanal market offers a colorful array of wood carvings, traditional jewelry, and handwoven textiles.

A stroll along the seafront reveals daily life in this coastal city.

Overnight at Victory Hotel Tuléar – Comfort Room or similar.

You leave Tuléar and head into the authentic Southwest of Madagascar.

The road crosses semi-arid landscapes dotted with solitary baobabs and rocky formations.

Vezo villages appear along the way, where you can observe fishermen preparing their nets and children playing along dusty paths.

In Morombe, a peaceful coastal village, life is shaped by the rhythm of the tides.

You may walk along the beach, feel the fine sand under your feet, and watch the fishermen returning in their pirogues.

Overnight at Chez Katia Morombe – Comfort Room or similar.

The journey to Belo-sur-Mer immerses you in a wild, unspoiled coastline of mangroves, sparkling lagoons, and golden dunes.

The village is famous for its traditional dhows (boutres), wooden sailboats crafted by skilled local artisans. You may witness the meticulous construction of these vessels.

You are welcomed at Ecolodge du Menabe – Comfort Room or similar, perfectly integrated into the natural surroundings, offering panoramic views of the ocean and mangroves.

Free day to explore the village and its surroundings. You can board a traditional pirogue to sail through the lagoons and observe aquatic wildlife: herons, cormorants, flamingos, and colorful fish.

The deserted beaches invite you to swim and relax, while the village artisans showcase their skills: fishing net making, wood carving, and traditional weaving.

Interaction with the locals is authentic and warm. You will feel the harmony between nature and local life.

You spend the second night at Ecolodge du Menabe – Comfort Room or similar, in this preserved setting.

You head back to Morondava, crossing landscapes alternating between savannas and majestic baobabs. Morondava is the gateway to the iconic landscapes of the Menabe region.

Upon arrival, Hôtel Kimony Resort – Comfort Room or similar welcomes you with its beachfront bungalows and swimming pool. You can relax on the terrace, feel the sea breeze, and admire the sunset blazing over the ocean.

Refined local cuisine, featuring fresh fish and regional products, completes this enchanting interlude. The evening is ideal for contemplation and rest before the following day.

This day is dedicated to the baobabs, symbols of Madagascar. You visit the “Lovers’ Baobab,” two century-old giants naturally fused together, a symbol of strength and longevity.

You then head to the Avenue of the Baobabs, a true natural cathedral. As the sun slowly sets, the massive trunks take on reddish hues, and a light breeze carries the scent of dry earth.

The golden light and the silence punctuated by birdsong make this moment magical and almost mystical.

The day ends with a relaxing evening at Hôtel Kimony Resort – Comfort Room or similar, offering comfort and tranquility after this immersion in the iconic landscapes of Menabe.

You leave the coast to reach Bekopaka, an isolated village and gateway to the Tsingy de Bemaraha.

The journey is adventurous: river crossings by ferry, sandy tracks, and wild panoramas.

Bekopaka offers an authentic atmosphere where life follows its natural rhythm.

You are welcomed at Orchidée de Bemaraha – Comfort Room or similar, a comfortable and intimate lodge near the Tsingy. The rooms offer views of the savanna and rock formations, and the absolute calm allows you to prepare for the next day’s adventure.

Exploration of the Small Tsingy, limestone labyrinths with incredible shapes sculpted by erosion.

Suspended bridges and narrow passages create a unique sense of adventure and exploration.

You observe lemurs, rare birds, and endemic reptiles. The viewpoints overlooking the valleys are breathtaking. The geological and biological richness of this place is impressive.

The day ends with a return to Orchidée de Bemaraha – Comfort Room or similar, for a peaceful and restorative night.

Today, you explore the Great Tsingy, a true natural masterpiece listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

These vertiginous limestone cliffs rise like natural cathedrals, sculpted by millennia of erosion. You walk on suspended walkways, climb rocks, and cross narrow gorges, surrounded by rock formations of astonishing shapes.

The biodiversity is fascinating: bold lemurs leap from one peak to another, chameleons blend into the stone, and rare birds soar above the canyons.

Each viewpoint offers a unique panorama of the valleys, sharp peaks, and deep forests. Local guides share the geological and cultural history of the site, making the experience both educational and intense.

The evening ends at Orchidée de Bemaraha – Comfort Room or similar, in the calm of the night and the soft glow of sunset.

After two days of intense adventure, you head back to Morondava. The limestone massifs gradually give way to savannas and baobab forests.

The road passes through small villages where people live according to the rhythm of the sun and the land.

Upon arrival, you are welcomed at Hôtel Kimony Resort – Comfort Room or similar for a well-deserved moment of relaxation.

You can stroll along the sandy beach, swim in the ocean, or simply enjoy the lodge’s swimming pool. The sunset transforms the sea and baobabs into a painting with blazing colors, offering a moment of contemplation and serenity.

You travel to Belo-sur-Tsiribihina, along the Tsiribihina River, a true lifeline for the Sakalava villages along its banks.

The road alternates between savannas, semi-arid hills, and river crossings, offering a continuous spectacle of rural life.

You stay at Karibo Hotel – Comfort Room or similar, located by the river, providing an ideal setting to observe wildlife and local life. In the evening, admire the sun’s reflections on the water and listen to the gentle sound of the river, a moment of tranquility in the heart of nature.

You continue your immersion in western Madagascar, crossing semi-arid landscapes, hills, isolated villages, and traditional plantations.

Miandrivazo is the starting point for excursions along the Tsiribihina River, one of the wildest and most picturesque in Madagascar.

You stay at Hôtel La Pirogue – Comfort Room or similar, a comfortable lodge overlooking the river. The calm water, birdsong, and soft air create a soothing atmosphere.

You can walk along the riverbank and observe local pirogues, experiencing the authenticity of the region.

Return to Antananarivo through the Malagasy Highlands, with terraced rice fields, traditional villages, and rolling hills.

This journey invites reflection, as the memories of past adventures blend with the beauty of the passing landscapes.

Upon arrival, you are welcomed at Hôtel Sakamanga – Comfort Room or similar for a final relaxing evening. You can enjoy a refined dinner, stroll through the gardens, or simply rest in the comfort of your room after three weeks of discovery.

VIP transfer to the airport and full assistance until boarding.

You leave Madagascar with unforgettable memories: grand landscapes, genuine encounters with locals, immersion in a unique biodiversity, and remarkable cultural and natural experiences.

This journey leaves you with the feeling of having explored a world apart—rich, fascinating, and deeply inspiring.

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