Discover Madagascar’s untouched wilderness on this 8-day Masoala Escape adventure. From the lush rainforests of Andasibe to the remote coastal beauty of Masoala National Park, experience rare wildlife such as lemurs, chameleons, and the iconic Comet Moth. Enjoy guided forest walks, snorkeling in coral reefs, canoe trips through mangroves, and relaxing beach sunsets at the Masoala Forest Lodge. This exclusive safari combines rainforest discovery with coastal serenity, perfect for nature lovers seeking Madagascar’s most biodiverse region.
Highlights of the Masoala Escape
Antanarivo
Antananarivo is Madagascar’s capital city, perched on top of a mountain range close to several nature reserves, including Tsingy de Bemaraha, with its fantastical limestone spikes. Founded in 1625, it has a rich historical heritage that is complemented by scenic landscapes traversed with a multitude of hiking routes. The city is also known for its bubbly nightlife, with live music played regularly at various clubs, bars and hotels.
Andasibe
Located in eastern Madagascar in the Moramanga District, the small village of Andasibe is surrounded by a belt of protected rainforest and several parks boasting incredible natural scenery and an array of exotic Madagascan wildlife. It serves as an excellent base from which to explore the spectacularly scenic surrounds. Visitors can look forward to discovering the natural wonders of the nearby Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, Analamazaotra Reserve and Perinet Special Reserve. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear the unique song of the large indri lemur, explore a network of incredible trails that wind past glistening lakes and magnificent waterfalls and discover the rich biodiversity in the local flora and fauna.
Masoala National Park
Known for its incredible array of biodiversity, the Masoala National Park and its offshore island reserve of Nosy Mangabe represent the largest of Madagascar’s protected land areas and some of its least visited. The habitats you are likely to come across here are wide-ranging, from flooded forest marshland and coastal forests to mangroves, which collectively teem with life and provide a fascinating look at the island’s many natural wonders.