Madagascar - Comprehensive I 2025

12 Oct 2025 - 29 Oct 2025 (18 days)

USD8,795 - Spaces Available

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Tour Leader: Lev Frid

Tour price (Per person): USD8,795 * GBP6,996 * EUR8,432 * AUD14,070

Single Supplement: USD1,350 * GBP1,074 * EUR1,294 * AUD2,160

Flight costs: USD1,700 * GBP1,352 * EUR1,630 * AUD2,720

Can be linked with: Madagascar - Ranomafana Extension I 2025

Madagascar - Comprehensive - Marven Tailormade 2025

01 Nov 2025 - 19 Nov 2025 (19 days)

USD10,550 - Spaces Available

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Tour Leader: Nigel Redman

Pricing notes : The pricing structure is based on a minimum of 7 guests. Refer to the itinerary outline for smaller group sizes.

Tour price (Per person): USD10,550 * GBP8,392 * EUR10,115 * AUD16,877

Single Supplement: USD1,490 * GBP1,185 * EUR1,429 * AUD2,384

Flight costs: USD858 * GBP683 * EUR823 * AUD1,373

Can be linked with: Madagascar - Remote Northern Endemics - Marven 2025

Madagascar - Comprehensive II 2025

17 Nov 2025 - 04 Dec 2025 (18 days)

USD8,795 - Spaces Available

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Tour Leader: Stuart Elsom

Tour price (Per person): USD8,795 * GBP6,996 * EUR8,432 * AUD14,070

Single Supplement: USD1,350 * GBP1,074 * EUR1,294 * AUD2,160

Flight costs: USD1,700 * GBP1,352 * EUR1,630 * AUD2,720

Can be linked with: Madagascar - Ranomafana Extension II 2025

Madagascar - Comprehensive I 2026

01 Oct 2026 - 18 Oct 2026 (18 days)

USD8,795 - Spaces Available

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Tour Leader: André Bernon

Tour price (Per person): USD8,795 * GBP6,996 * EUR8,432 * AUD14,070

Single Supplement: USD1,130 * GBP899 * EUR1,083 * AUD1,808

Flight costs: USD1,700 * GBP1,352 * EUR1,630 * AUD2,720

Can be linked with: Madagascar - Ranomafana Extension I 2026

Madagascar - Comprehensive II 2026

13 Nov 2026 - 30 Nov 2026 (18 days)

USD8,795 - Spaces Available

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Tour Leader: Lev Frid

Tour price (Per person): USD8,795 * GBP6,996 * EUR8,432 * AUD14,070

Single Supplement: USD1,130 * GBP899 * EUR1,083 * AUD1,808

Flight costs: USD1,700 * GBP1,352 * EUR1,630 * AUD2,720

Can be linked with: Madagascar - Ranomafana Extension II 2026

We at Rockjumper have an unbeatable reputation in Madagascar, having run more than 100 tours over the past decade to the world’s fourth-largest island. In fact, Madagascar is often referred to as the ‘Eighth Continent’ due to its size and incredible biological diversity. Its exceptional fauna and flora have evolved over millions of years of isolation into a remarkable selection of utterly unique and often spectacular wildlife. This legendary uniqueness is nowhere better reflected than in its birds, and the island hosts no less than five endemic bird families (the ground rollers, cuckoo roller, mesites, Malagasy warblers and vangas)! But the wonder of Madagascar extends well beyond its avifauna and we also spend time seeking out and marvelling at the amazing lemurs, colourful chameleons and fascinating flora of this appropriately named “laboratory of evolution.” Virtually every plant and animal on the island is endemic; but sadly, most are threatened by continued deforestation, thus making Madagascar one of those “must-visit-soon” destinations, not to mention a region in urgent need of immediate ecological preservation.

Top Birds

Subdesert, Brown & White-breasted Mesites; Cuckoo-roller; Pitta-like, Scaly, Short-legged, Long-tailed & Rufous-headed Ground Rollers; Blue, Giant, Running, Red-capped, Verreaux’s & Red-breasted Couas; Schlegel’s & Velvet Asitys; Common & Yellow-bellied Sunbird-Asitys; Crossley's, Bernier's, Nuthatch, Hook-billed, Lafresnaye’s, Red-shouldered, Van Dam's, Chabert, Red-tailed, Blue, & Sickle-billed Vangas; Forest Rock Thrush; Appert’s Tetraka; Madagascar Plover; Thamnornis; Madagascar & Madagascar Sacred Ibises; Madagascar Fish Eagle; Henst's Goshawk; Bernier’s Teal; Madagascar Wood Rail; Brown Emutail.

Top Mammals

Indri; Ring-tailed, Golden-brown Mouse, Hubbard's Sportive Lemurs; Diademed & Verreaux’s Sifakas, Fosa (rare)

Habitats Covered

rainforest, riparian forest, deciduous woodland, spiny desert, mudflats, wetlands

Expected Climate

warm to very hot, cooler evenings in highlands, some rainfall possible

Max Group Size

8 with 1 Rockjumper leader & local leader

Tour Pace & Walking

moderate to brisk

Accommodation

basic but comfortable hotels and lodges

Ease of Birding

mostly unchallenging but several difficult rainforest skulkers

Number of Species Expected

170 - 180

Other Attractions

spiny forest, Berenty, strange herps & insects, coral reefs, shopping, culture

Photographic Opportunities

incredible

What our clients say about us

Stephan Lorenz
SW, Madagascar 2022

Stephan was an excellent guide and leader. Excellent knowledge, bags of energy, calm and attentive to the needs of the group. Accommodation and food generally very good and local ground agent had logistics well sorted - even internal flights all to plan.

Adam Walleyn
RR, Madagascar

Adam Walleyn went above and beyond to find just about everything there was to see. His knowledge of herps, mammals and birds is very comprehensive.

Adam Walleyn
KO & MD, Madagascar 2018

Adam Walleyn was amazing, and we will definitely be looking into arranging a private Rockjumper tour with him in the future. Not only did he have extensive knowledge of the birds, but also the other flora and fauna, as well as some of the historical aspects of Madagascar.

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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