Evening: We will spend the evening in the village of Andasibe, where you can experience the local culture and cuisine. You can also visit the Mitsinjo Natural Reserve, a community-led conservation project that aims to protect the region’s unique biodiversity. Here, you can take a night walk through the forest and witness nocturnal animals such as chameleons and frogs.

Night: To wrap up the day, we suggest staying overnight at the Vakona Forest Lodge, a beautiful eco-lodge nestled within a private reserve near Andasibe-Mantadia National Park. The lodge offers comfortable accommodations and a variety of activities, including guided walks, canoeing, and lemur island visits.

We hope you enjoyed our itinerary for the second day of your Madagascar adventure! Stay tuned for more exciting destinations and activities as we continue to explore this incredible country.

Welcome back to our web page on the second day of your Madagascar adventure! We hope you enjoyed the first day of exploring this beautiful country. Today, we have an exciting itinerary planned for you that will take twice as long as yesterday. So, let’s get started!

Morning: We will start the day with a visit to the Rova of Antananarivo, also known as the Queen’s Palace. This historic palace complex served as the residence of Madagascar’s royal family until the late 19th century. Today, it stands as a symbol of the country’s rich cultural heritage and offers a fascinating glimpse into Madagascar’s past. You can explore the various buildings within the complex, including the Andafiavaratra Palace, which served as the primary residence of the Queen.

Afternoon: After lunch, we will travel to Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, one of Madagascar’s most popular national parks, located about 3 hours east of the capital city. The park is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including the Indri lemur, the largest lemur species in Madagascar. You can take a guided tour through the park’s lush rainforest and spot a variety of exotic flora and fauna.