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Madagascar - Wildlife of a Magical Island

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Madagascar - Wildlife of a Magical Island 2025

08 Nov 2025 - 19 Nov 2025 (12 days)

USD6,850 - Spaces Available

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Tour Leader: Rockjumper Tour Leader TBC

Pricing notes : *prices are estimated and dates may change*

Tour price (Per person): USD6,850 * GBP5,473 * EUR6,588 * AUD10,550

Single Supplement: USD980 * GBP783 * EUR942 * AUD1,509

Flight costs: USD1,480 * GBP1,183 * EUR1,423 * AUD2,279

Join us on a 12-day adventure in Madagascar this November, exploring the unique wildlife and diverse landscapes of this magical island. Begin your journey in Antananarivo before flying to the deciduous forests of Ankarafantsika National Park, home to a rich array of endemic birds, reptiles, and lemurs. Continue to the renowned Berenty Reserve, famous for its close encounters with Ring-tailed Lemurs and Verreaux’s Sifakas. Travel to the lush rainforests of Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, where you’ll witness the haunting calls of Indris and search for the elusive Diademed Sifaka and Black-and-white Ruffed Lemur. Enjoy night walks to spot nocturnal creatures and marvel at the island's unique flora and fauna, including chameleons, geckos, and rare birds. This tour offers an immersive experience of Madagascar’s unparalleled biodiversity and stunning natural beauty.

 

 

Top Birds

Pitta-like Ground Roller, Cuckoo Roller, Blue and Giant Coua, White-breasted Mesite, Schlegel’s Asity, White-browed Hawk-Owl, Madagascar Sandgrouse, Humblot’s Heron, Madagascar Jacana.

Top Mammals

Indri, Black-and-white Ruffed Lemur, Diademed, Coquerel’s and Verreaux’s Sifaka, Ring-tailed and Mongoose Lemur, Western Avahi (Woolly Lemur), Fat-tailed Dwarf Lemur, Golden-brown Mouse Lemur, Furry-eared Dwarf Lemur, Goodman’s Mouse Lemur, Madagascar Flying Fox, Lowland Streaked Tenrec.

Habitats Covered

Explore diverse habitats including the deciduous forests of Ampijoroa, the spiny forests of Berenty, the coastal ecosystems of Fort Dauphin, and the lush rainforests of Perinet and Mantadia National Parks.

Expected Climate

Experience a tropical climate with warm temperatures and occasional rain, varying from the dry regions of Berenty to the humid rainforests of Perinet and Mantadia.

Max Group Size

8 and 1 Rockjumper Leader

Tour Pace & Walking

The tour maintains a moderate pace, with a mix of guided walks, wildlife spotting, and time for relaxation.

Accommodation

Stay in comfortable lodges and hotels close to key wildlife areas.

Other Attractions

Numerous and varied reptiles, amphibians and insects, shopping and culture

Photographic Opportunities

Capture stunning images of rare lemurs, vibrant birds, unique reptiles, and beautiful landscapes throughout the tour.

What our clients say about us

David Hoddinott
JV, Madagascar 2019

Another excellent Rockjumper trip. David did a good job meeting our needs through the whole trip.

Adam Walleyn
RV, Madagascar

With Adam Walleyn as our guide, it was hard to imagine how the trip could have been any better. Madagascar is certainly a challenging place, but his experience and ability to help us know what to expect were invaluable. As far as seeing birds, my expectations were exceeded. A great trip.

Adam Walleyn
GB & DB, Madagascar 2017

Our guide, Adam Walleyn, was exceptional. His knowledge and enthusiasm is unparalleled.

Adam Walleyn
MF, Madagascar 2018

Honestly, I didn't know what to expect since this was my first birding specific trip, and it exceeded my expectations. Seeing all the endemic birds, mammals and reptiles was a once in a lifetime experience I will always remember. Adam Walleyn is a great guide who is extremely knowledgeable about most things "Madagascar." And he has balanced the skills of keeping us all on track and being fun to hang around with - so many interesting stories about his travels.

Robert Williams
TJ & AJ, Madagascar 2018

Our leader, Rob Williams, was extremely knowledgeable, had a good sense of humour and was keen to see as many species as possible. He helped group members locate more difficult species.

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