6-Nights Wild Madagascar

6 nights from: $13,195

Wild Madagascar
Fly between Madagascar's top attractions on a chartered flight and marvel at the island's diverse landscapes and leaping lemurs. Experience its exotic beauty, from the iconic Avenue of the Baobabs with its ancient trees to the surreal Tsingy de Bemaraha, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its dramatic limestone spires and unique rock formations. Explore Isalo National Park, one of Madagascar’s most beloved parks, and immerse yourself in its breathtaking natural wonders.
Explore the Grand Tsingy’s towering limestone formations and spot rare lemurs in this UNESCO World Heritage Site.Discover the iconic Avenue of the Baobabs, where centuries-old trees create a striking landscape at dusk.Experience Isalo National Park, with its stunning scenery and sacred significance to the Bara tribe.Enjoy a sunset visit to Giorgio’s Window, offering panoramic views of Madagascar’s dramatic landscapes. *The "from" price is valid for travel between May 15, 2025, and October 31, 2025. This independent travel itinerary is not available outside these travel dates due to weather conditions.

1. MAISON GALLIENI, Madagascar, Antananarivo
2. SOLEIL DES TSINGY, Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park, Madagascar
3. PALISSANDRE COTE OUEST RESORT & SPA, Morondava, Madagascar
4. LE JARDIN DU ROY, Isalo National Park, Madagascar

Antananarivo, Madagascar's capital city, sits at 4,500 ft/1,370 m in a twisting valley near the center of the island. Tana, as the city is often called, has unusual French- and Asian-inspired architecture, and winding cobblestoned streets and staircases that create a medieval impression. Attractions include the Rova of Antananarivo, The Law Court of Ambatondrafandrana, the Prime Minister's Palace, the colorful daily flower market on the edge of Lake Anosy, and the botanical and zoological gardens, where you can see the egg and 10-ft-/3-m-tall skeleton of the extinct elephant bird. Free Antananarivo Travel
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Antananarivo's original name was Analamanga (the blue forest). In 1610, the revered King Andrianjaka stationed 1,000 soldiers on the blue hill to defend it and renamed the city Antananarivo, meaning "City of a Thousand Warriors." The king also built a royal palace there. Sadly, the Rova (Queen's Palace) burned to the ground in 1996. Though virtually nothing remains at the site, there are nice views of the city from the hill where the palace once stood.

From Antananarivo, it's possible to make a one- or two-night excursion to Andasibe-Mantadia National Park. Day trips can also be made to the "Blue Hill" of Ambohimanga (14 mi/23 km away), where you can see an 18th-century royal palace and enjoy beautiful views overlooking terraced rice paddies; to Ambatolampy (a small, attractive town southwest of the capital—get a visitor's permit in Tana); and to Antsirabe. Plan about three nights in Antananarivo.