Andasibe National Park Day Trip
€80 per person
We depart bright and early at 5:00 AM, heading east for an unforgettable adventure in Madagascar’s most visited national park—Andasibe-Mantadia. Located about four hours from the capital, this lush rainforest is a sanctuary of biodiversity, famed for its incredible flora and, above all, the Indri, the largest and most vocal of all lemur species.
Accompanied by a local English-speaking guide, you’ll spend the morning immersed in nature, with the chance to spot a variety of lemurs, chameleons, birds, and medicinal plants during a guided 4-hour trek through the forest.
After the hike, we’ll head to Vakona Lodge for a well-earned lunch (not included), surrounded by the peaceful ambiance of the forest.
In the afternoon, we’ll visit the lodge’s private reserve and the delightful Lemur Island, where friendly lemurs often leap onto visitors’ shoulders—perfect for photos and lifelong memories.
We’ll begin our journey back in the late afternoon, aiming to return to the capital by 8:00 PM, full of stories and snapshots from a day in Madagascar’s wild heart.
Prices per person
- 1 Traveler €210
- 2 Travelers €120
- 3 Travelers €110
- 4 Travelers €100
- 5 Travelers €90
- 6 Travelers €80
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The Main Sights of the Tour
Andasibe National Park (Analamazaotra)
Analamazaotra Reserve is famous for its population of indri lemurs, the largest and loudest lemur. The Indri Indri measures approximately one meter with a face like that of a bear cub, and the color similar to that of a panda. The long hind legs are very powerful allowing these primates to jump over 10 meters, with an agility to perform a U-turn almost in the air. The voice makes this animal very special and different from the other lemurs, in fact, the other lemurs are grunting and shouting, while the Indri sings (although sometimes it may seem like the police siren). Usually in the reserve between one and two hours after sunrise or immediately after sunset, you will have the opportunity to hear them sing at the top of their lungs. The Indri Indri are monogamy and live in small family groups of around five animals. In Malagasy, the Indri are called “Babakoto” whose meaning is “father of Koto”; according to legend, a boy named Koto went to the woods to collect wild honey. After being severely stung by bees, he falls from the tree and is saved in flight by an Indri. Nine species of lemurs can be found in Analamazaotra, as well as the indri you may also see the brown, and lesser bamboo lemurs, plus three nocturnal species: eastern woolly lemurs, the rufous mouse and the greater dwarf.