What's the best time to see the Great Migration?

The best time is typically between July and October when the herds cross the Mara River.

Do I need vaccinations for Tanzania?

Yes, a Yellow Fever vaccination is required for Tanzania.

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Whisk Your Heart Away to a Luxurious Madagascar Love Retreat

Uncover the Hidden Wonders of Madagascar

Madagascar, the world's fourth-largest island, remains largely undiscovered by tourists, offering a rare, untouched escape. With fewer than 30,000 visitors a year, most of whom are family members returning home, the island retains a timeless charm. Known as the ‘Galapagos of the Indian Ocean,’ it is a biodiversity hotspot, home to unique wildlife like lemurs, baobabs, and over 80% endemic species.

Twice the size

of Arizona, Madagascar’s vast landscape offers a mix of hiking, diving, and exploration, perfect for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure. Whether as an addition to an African safari or a standalone trip, Madagascar’s natural beauty promises an unforgettable experience for seasoned travelers.

Best Time to Visit

Rates

From: $126 to $662 pp/day

Best Time to Go

From: August to November (Less rainfall)

High Season

From: July, August and December (Many parks get busy)

Size

From: 587,041km² / 226,658mi²

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Highlights:

Antsiranana Bay: A stunning, over 50-meter-deep bay ideal for kayaking and fishing, with deep-sea adventures to pursue King Mackerel.
Wildlife Tours: Explore Madagascar’s remaining forests, where you may spot iconic ring-tailed lemurs and other unique species.
Baobab Trees: Marvel at the majestic, ancient Baobab trees, some over 800 years old, perfect for photos.

Travel Tip:

Affordable Meals: Local markets offer tasty, budget-friendly dishes like chicken and rice with vegetables.
Local Insights: Tune into Malagasy podcasts for a deeper understanding of the culture and hidden gems.
Mindful Spending: Dress modestly and use smaller bills to avoid drawing attention to your wealth while shopping or dining.