Dates: October 30 – November 9, 2026

Duration: 11 days / 10 nights

Number of participants: 6 – 12

Cost per person:

• 2 450 EUR for 11 – 12 participants,
• 2 590 EUR for 9 – 10 participants,
• 2 750 EUR for 7 – 8 participants,
• 2 890 EUR for 6 participants, based on double occupancy.

10% early booking discount (in case you book before May 30, 2026)

Everything is included, except for:

• international flight to Antananarivo and back,
• 2 domestic flights: Antananarivo – Morondava – Antananarivo,
• international medical insurance,
• Madagascar visa (upon arrival for 10 euros),
• lunches and dinners.

Estimated cost of the Moscow – Antananarivo – Moscow flight is 1100 EUR (tickets are purchased by your own, consultation is provided).
Estimated cost of the flight Antananarivo – Morondava – Antananarivo: 280 EUR (tickets are purchased by your own, consultation is provided).

Single accommodation: 980 EUR (single accommodation is provided throughout the all itinerary).



TRAVEL PROGRAM: tour to Madagascar

Day 1. October 30, 2026 (Friday). ANTANANARIVO

Upon arrival at Antananarivo International Airport, you will be met by your guide and transferred to the city. A tourist visa can be obtained upon arrival (EUR 30 per person). After collecting our luggage, we will proceed to Le Centell Hotel 4* for check-in and some time to rest after the flight.
In the evening, we will enjoy dinner at one of the city's finest restaurants, selected by our team. Malagasy cuisine is undoubtedly one of the highlights of any journey to Madagascar.

Meals included: None
Accommodation: Le Centell Hotel 4* or similar

*Recommended flight to Antananarivo:
– Ethiopian Airlines via Addis Ababa, departing Moscow on October 29 at 21:30 and arriving in Antananarivo on October 30 at 13:45; orany convenient flight arriving in Antananarivo on October 30.


Day 2. October 31, 2026 (Saturday). ANTANANARIVO – NOSY SOA ISLAND PARK – PEYREIRAS MADAGASCAR EXOTIC PARK – ANDASIBE

After breakfast, at 7:00 AM, we depart for eastern Madagascar, leaving behind the capital city of Antananarivo, often referred to as the "Red City." Our journey takes us through scenic mountain roads, winding passes, lush rice terraces, and beautiful highland landscapes. Along the way, we will stop at several viewpoints overlooking waterfalls and traditional Malagasy stilt-like houses perched above the rice fields.
Our first major stop is Nosy Soa Island, where we will enjoy a 30-minute boat ride followed by approximately 1–1.5 hours exploring the island. Nosy Soa is home to five species of lemurs, including ring-tailed lemurs, brown lemurs, the impressive black-and-white ruffed lemur, tiny bamboo lemurs, and the remarkable Coquerel's sifaka, often referred to as the "dancing lemur." Most of the lemurs are exceptionally friendly, making this a truly unforgettable experience.

Our next destination is Peyreiras Madagascar Exotic Park, renowned for its extraordinary collection of reptiles. Here we will encounter the giant Parson's chameleon, tiny Brookesia chameleons, and many other fascinating endemic species. The visit will take approximately 1.5 hours.

In the evening, around 6:00 PM, we embark on a guided night walk through the rainforest in search of nocturnal lemurs, frogs, chameleons, and exotic insects. The excursion lasts approximately 1–1.5 hours.

After returning to the hotel, we will enjoy dinner and a well-deserved rest.

Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Andasibe Cyperus Hotel or similar


Day 3. November 1, 2026 (Sunday). ANDASIBE – ANALAMAZAOTRA SPECIAL RESERVE – ANTANANARIVO

After breakfast, at 7:30 AM, we visit Andasibe National Park, which encompasses the protected areas of Mantadia and Analamazaotra. Covering approximately 155 square kilometers, the park is home to ten species of lemurs, including the famous Indri Indri, the largest living lemur species.
We will spend 3–4 hours exploring the rainforest, observing wildlife and learning about Madagascar's unique ecosystems.
Today we return to Antananarivo. Along the way, we will make several stops to interact with local communities, distribute notebooks, pens, and sweets to children, and enjoy photography opportunities in rural Madagascar.
Lunch will be served in Moramanga, where we will sample traditional Malagasy cuisine.
On the outskirts of Antananarivo, we will visit the city's famous open-air laundry fields, where clothes are dried on grass and trees. Here we will learn about the unique traditions behind Madagascar's large-scale communal washing culture.
Dinner will be served in central Tana at a restaurant renowned for serving what many consider the finest foie gras in Madagascar—and perhaps far beyond. Foie gras is available here in every imaginable form: pâté, terrine, and grilled steak. It also makes an excellent gourmet souvenir to take home.
Overnight at our favorite hotel, Le Centell Hotel 4*.

Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Le Centell Hotel 4* or similar


Day 4. November 2, 2026 (Monday). ANTANANARIVO – MORONDAVA – KIMONY – AVENUE OF THE BAOBABS – MORONDAVA

Depending on the schedule of our domestic flight to Morondava (typically departing at 9:35 AM), we leave the hotel early in the morning, most likely around 6:30 AM. Upon arrival in Morondava, we will be met and transferred to our hotel.
After lunch, we visit Kimony Resort, where we will meet several species of tame lemurs native to Madagascar's western coast and become acquainted with yet more of the island's remarkable wildlife.
Later, we continue to the world-famous Avenue of the Baobabs, where we will remain until sunset.
The Avenue of the Baobabs is one of Madagascar's most iconic natural landmarks. This extraordinary landscape is lined with giant baobab trees that can reach heights of up to 30 meters and trunk diameters of more than 11 meters. Located near Morondava on Madagascar's west coast, the avenue is renowned for its dramatic beauty and unique atmosphere.
Many of these ancient trees are believed to be hundreds, and in some cases even thousands, of years old. At sunrise and sunset, their massive silhouettes create a truly prehistoric landscape. The baobab is considered sacred by many local communities and symbolizes resilience, longevity, and endurance.
Dinner will be served at a local seafood restaurant famous for its spectacular seafood platters overflowing with fresh delicacies from the Indian Ocean.

Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Palissandre Côte Ouest Resort & Spa or similar


Day 5. November 3, 2026 (Tuesday). MORONDAVA – AVENUE OF THE BAOBABS – MORONDAVA

Today we have even more time to enjoy the beauty of Morondava and the Avenue of the Baobabs. We will experience this extraordinary place at sunrise and have the opportunity to capture unforgettable photographs.

We will also explore the town itself: visiting the fish market and a local school, strolling through Morondava, and observing the surrounding mangrove forests.
Dinner will be served at a local seafood restaurant. Here you will find several simple yet incredibly atmospheric establishments. These restaurants are usually modest in appearance, featuring wooden tables, thatched roofs, and a relaxed setting. Yet they serve some of the freshest seafood imaginable, caught the very same day by local fishermen. The menu includes crabs, prawns, lobsters, grilled fish, and other delicacies from the sea, prepared with simplicity that allows the natural flavors to shine.

The minimalist approach to cooking only enhances the freshness of the ingredients. Local spices and sauces add character to the dishes, and despite the simple surroundings, the flavors remain unforgettable.
At approximately 9:00 PM, we will head to the Avenue of the Baobabs for a night photography session beneath the stars. This is a truly unique experience that combines the grandeur of the giant baobab trees with the beauty of the night sky. Located far from urban lights, the avenue offers ideal conditions for stargazing and photography, with minimal light pollution and clear skies. The towering baobabs rise from the earth like ancient guardians, creating a striking contrast against the stars.
The best time for astrophotography is during a moonless night, when the Milky Way can be seen in all its glory. The silhouettes of the baobabs against the star-filled sky create mesmerizing images that seem to unite heaven and earth within a single frame.

Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: PALISSANDRE or similar


Day 6. November 4, 2026 (Wednesday). MORONDAVA – BETANIA VILLAGE – ZAZAMALALA PARK – MORONDAVA

Today we rise early and head to the beach in front of our hotel before sunrise. As dawn approaches, dozens of traditional fishing boats begin to appear on the horizon, creating a truly beautiful scene. After enjoying the colors of the sunrise and breakfast, we set out to explore the fishing village of Betania.

Our route takes us through mangrove forests aboard traditional Malagasy dugout canoes. Upon arrival, we will meet the villagers and have the opportunity to visit a local home.
Betania is a fishing village located near Morondava on Madagascar's west coast. It is known for its traditional way of life, picturesque beaches, and the unique culture of its fishing communities. The village offers a rare opportunity to experience authentic Malagasy coastal life and enjoy beautiful natural surroundings.

After the excursion, we return to the hotel for lunch.
At approximately 2:00 PM, we depart for Zazamalala Park, a sanctuary for lemurs rescued from poachers. Over the years, the population has grown steadily, and the park is now home to three species of lemurs. Located approximately 35 kilometers east of Morondava (about a one-hour drive), the visit and guided walk will take around 1.5 hours.

Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: PALISSANDRE or similar


Day 7. November 5, 2026 (Thursday). MORONDAVA – ANTANANARIVO

Breakfast and relaxation on the beach.

Today we will also visit a Protestant church (prayer days are Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday). Madagascar's Protestant churches play a significant role in local community life. One of the distinctive features of some Protestant congregations on the island is the powerful expression of emotions during worship services.

People may weep as a sign of spiritual cleansing, sing joyfully, and even dance as an expression of faith and devotion. These gatherings are not only spiritually profound but also deeply emotional, bringing communities together through shared experiences. Malagasy Protestant churches often blend traditional Christian practices with elements of local culture, creating services that are vibrant and unique. Joy and sorrow are expressed openly, and worshippers share their feelings freely, creating an atmosphere where faith and emotion are closely intertwined.

Depending on the flight schedule, we will transfer to the airport at approximately 12:30 PM (the scheduled flight from Morondava to Antananarivo usually departs at 2:35 PM). If time permits, there may also be an opportunity to revisit Betania Village before departure.
Arrival in Antananarivo is scheduled for approximately 3:40 PM (subject to schedule changes). Transfer to the hotel and time to relax.
Dinner at one of Tana's finest restaurants, with a choice of oysters, foie gras, or premium steaks.

Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Le Centell Hotel 4* or similar


Day 8. November 6, 2026 (Friday). ANTANANARIVO

Today we will explore Antananarivo. We begin with a visit to Zoma Market, the city's most colorful and famous marketplace, followed by Independence Avenue, lined with historic arcades and notable buildings, including the City Hall and Gare Soarano railway station.
We will then continue to the Upper Town, home to the Royal Palace and one of the city's finest viewpoints, offering spectacular panoramic views over Antananarivo and its surroundings.
We will also dedicate time to visiting the handicraft and souvenir market. As with everything else in Madagascar, the souvenirs found here are truly unique. Visitors can purchase giant ammonite fossils measuring up to one meter in diameter, as well as beautifully preserved petrified wood and other remarkable geological specimens.

This evening, we will enjoy a major folklore performance featuring traditional music and dance. Madagascar will reveal the secrets of its unique musical instruments, including the valiha, amponga, and kabosy, while vibrant costumes woven from raffia bring the stage to life. The performance will be presented by a renowned family ensemble with extensive international touring experience.

Dinner at the excellent Café de la Gare, located within the beautifully restored colonial building of the former railway station.

Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Le Centell Hotel 4* or similar


Day 9. November 7, 2026 (Saturday). ANTANANARIVO – AMPEFY

After breakfast, we depart for Ampefy.
Ampefy is a small town located approximately 120 kilometers southwest of Antananarivo. The drive typically takes around 2.5 hours, depending on road conditions. The route passes through scenic hills, agricultural landscapes, and traditional villages, making the journey itself an enjoyable experience.

Ampefy is famous for its waterfalls, particularly Lily Waterfall, one of the region's most beautiful natural attractions. The area is also known for Lake Itasy, Madagascar's largest volcanic lake, surrounded by rolling green hills. The region is characterized by terraced fields, fertile agricultural land, and distinctive flora.
Here we will have the opportunity to swim and enjoy a natural spa treatment beneath a clay-rich geyser. Upon arrival, we will check into our hotel and have lunch. After lunch, we proceed directly to the geyser.

The Ampefy geyser is one of the region's most unusual natural attractions. Unlike traditional geothermal geysers, it ejects cold mineral-rich water, a relatively rare phenomenon. The water is believed to be beneficial for the skin, and many locals and visitors come here to enjoy the natural massage effect created by the powerful streams.
The water strikes the ground with considerable force, creating a refreshing and invigorating massage that helps relax tired muscles. It is the perfect place to unwind after the journey and immerse yourself in Madagascar's remarkable natural environment.
After approximately two hours, we return to Farihy Lodge.

Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Farihy Lodge


Day 10. November 8, 2026 (Sunday). AMPEFY – ANTANANARIVO

We return to Antananarivo along a scenic route passing through rice fields and traditional villages.

Along the way, we stop at Lily Waterfall. Located near Ampefy, Lily Waterfall is one of the most beautiful natural attractions in the region. The waterfall cascades down a series of rocky ledges, creating a spectacular display surrounded by lush vegetation and rolling green hills.
Beyond its visual beauty, Lily Waterfall offers an atmosphere of tranquility and seclusion. Visitors often stop here to enjoy the scenery, swim in natural pools, or simply relax while listening to the sound of cascading water.

Upon arrival in Antananarivo and check-in at the hotel, there will be time for last-minute shopping for souvenirs and gifts.

In the evening, we will enjoy a farewell dinner at the renowned La Varangue, one of Madagascar's finest French restaurants and a favorite dining venue of the country's political and business elite.

Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Le Centell Hotel 4*


Day 11. November 9, 2026 (Monday). ANTANANARIVO – DEPARTURE

After breakfast, transfer to the airport. Check-in and departure on your international flight home.
Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: None

*Recommended flight from Antananarivo:

– any convenient flight departing Antananarivo on November 9 or during the night of November 8–9.


*The tour operator does not take responsibility for any changes in the schedule of local airlines that may occur after booking. The operator will make every effort to minimize potential disruptions to the approved itinerary. Route changes may occur due to force majeure circumstances, current schedules, the availability of domestic flights, and the possibility of charter flights. It is recommended to obtain insurance for full coverage of possible risks and inconveniences during the trip.