15 Days
Up to 12
From €3,550
All ages, moderate activity
✓ Professional English-speaking guide throughout
✓ 15 nights accommodation (mid-range lodges & eco-camps). Upgrades to luxury properties available upon request. Surcharge applies
✓ All Breakfasts included
✓ All national park entrance fees and permits
✓ Guided nature walks and wildlife encounters
✓ Ferry crossing (Belo-sur-Tsiribihina)
✓ Speed boat transfers along Pangalanes Canal
✓ Cruise boat transfer to Sainte Marie Island
✓ Whale watching excursions (3 days)
✓ Harness & helmet for Tsingy de Bemaraha exploration
✓ 24/7 in-country support with emergency protocol
✓ Pre-departure information pack with packing list
✓ Welcome orientation briefing in Antananarivo
✓ Airport transfers on arrival/departure (Antananarivo only)
✗ International flights to/from Madagascar
✗ Domestic flights: Antananarivo ↔ Morondava, Sainte Marie ↔ Antananarivo (EXCLUDED – to be booked separately)
✗ All lunches and dinners throughout the tour (EXCLUDED – breakfasts included at accommodations)
✗ Madagascar tourist visa (~$35-50, obtainable on arrival)
✗ Travel insurance (MANDATORY – must cover medical evacuation + whale watching activities)
✗ Personal expenses, souvenirs, and shopping
✗ Alcoholic beverages and premium drinks
✗ Tips & gratuities for guides, drivers, and lodge staff (optional but appreciated)
✗ Vaccinations and medical preparations (consult your doctor)
✗ Optional activities not mentioned in itinerary (spa, diving, extra excursions)
✗ Personal gear (binoculars, camera equipment, daypack, trekking poles)
✗ Meals not specified as included
Absolutely! Every Lovako Voyages tour is fully customizable.
Madagascar’s dry season (April to October) is ideal for wildlife viewing and comfortable travel. July-October is peak for whale watching and seeing baby lemurs. The wet season (November-March) offers lush landscapes and baby lemurs, but some roads may be challenging. We’ll advise the best timing based on your priorities!
Yes, we recommend consulting your doctor 6-8 weeks before travel. Common recommendations include Hepatitis A & B, Typhoid, and routine vaccines. Malaria prophylaxis is advised for most regions. A Yellow Fever certificate is required if traveling from an endemic country. We’ll provide a detailed health advisory with your itinerary.
Yes, Madagascar is generally safe for tourists, especially with a local guide. Petty crime exists in cities, so we advise standard precautions. Our tours include vetted accommodations, experienced local guides, and 24/7 support. We monitor conditions closely and adjust itineraries if needed for your safety and comfort.
We require a 30% deposit to secure your booking, with the balance due 60 days before departure. For last-minute bookings, full payment is required. We accept bank transfer, credit card (3% fee), or Wise transfer. We’ll send a detailed invoice and secure payment link upon confirmation.

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