The most complete tour of the southern part of Madagascar, this 15 day trip starts in Madagascar's capital city and takes you on an exploration of the rainforest before you set off on a road trip through the diverse landscapes of the highlands. Continue on your Madagascan journey and admire the unique rock formations of Isalo before concluding your holiday lounging on the amazing white sand beaches by the remote village of Anakao. This itinerary idea is perfect for those wanting to discover the wonders of southern Madagascar at a relaxed pace.
Day 1 - Antananarivo
- Transfer from Antananarivo airport to your hotel
Day 2 - Antananarivo
- City tour of Antananarivo
- Visit to the royal citadel of Ambohimanga
Day 3 - Andasibe-Mantadia National Park
- Transfer from Antananarivo to Andasibe
- Andasibe national park evening visit
Day 4 - Andasibe-Mantadia National Park
- Explore the rainforest of Analamazotra
Day 5 - Andasibe-Mantadia National Park
- A second day to explore the rainforest of Andasibe–Mantadia
Day 6 - Ambatolampy, Antsirabe
- Transfer from Andasibe to Antsirabe via Ambatolampy
- Ambatolampy tour
- Antsirabe visit
Day 7 - Ambositra, Fianarantsoa
- Transfer from Antsirabe to Fianarantsoa via Ambositra
- Ambositra tour
- Ambositra lunch and traditional dancing
Day 8 - Fianarantsoa, Ambalavao, Isalo National Park
- Transfer from Fianarantsoa to Ranohira via Ambalavao
- Fianarantsoa tour
- Ambalavao tour
Day 9 - Isalo National Park
- Visit to Isalo National Park
Day 10 - Isalo National Park
- A second day in Isalo National Park
Day 11 - Anakao
- Transfer from Ranohira to Toliara
- Transfer from Toliara to Anakao by speedboat
- Anakao
Day 12 - Anakao
- Excursion to Nosy Ve
Day 13 - Anakao
- At leisure in Anakao
Day 14 - Antananarivo
- Transfer from Ranohira to Toliara
Day 15 - Antananarivo
- Handicraft market before international departure
- Transfer from Antananarivo to the airport
Madagascar’s dry season lasts from May to October and offers stable, welcoming conditions. Beach weather prevails in October, the warmest month of the dry season. September and October are good months for wildlife viewing as a number of lizards wake from hibernation at this time of year. November and December are wet and warm, preceding Madagascar’s cyclone season which stretches from January to April. Although the wild weather brings with it some challenges, unique species of orchid come into bloom at this time.
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