Millions of years of geographic isolation have created a wondrous world in Madagascar, where nature develops according to its own laws. Here, the voices of the indri ring out in the tropical forests, sunsets are celebrated among ancient baobabs, and the bizarre stone labyrinths of the tsinga conceal rare animals and plants.

Probably, each of us, since childhood, has had some inexplicable attraction to this unknown island, baobabs, lemurs, wild starry sky, and aborigines dancing around the fire.
A whole world that you wont find anywhere elseWhy visit Madagascar? The romance of distant travel awaits!
Beyond the well-known landmarks lies a different side of Madagascar—one revealed to only a few: remote nature reserves, intimate lodges tucked away in the wilderness, and islands where you can find yourself alone with the ocean.
We curate destinations with a distinct character, craft the perfect blend of regions, and handle all the complex logistics. This allows you to see more—at a pace that suits you perfectly.
We have long been familiar with Madagascar, having organized trips across the island even before the pandemic. Today, we are returning to the destination with a fresh approach—made possible by the emergence of intimate lodges and private aviation, which allow for comfortable travel to places that were previously difficult to include in a high-end itinerary.
We curate experiences featuring small lodges and camps, compelling natural landscapes, and routes that prioritize quality over a frantic race to tick off as many sights as possible. Wherever it makes sense, we replace long overland journeys with flights, ensuring there is ample time to truly enjoy each location.
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Madagascar is for those who have already seen a lot.
For travelers who are more interested in nature and unique experiences than a classic beach holiday; who appreciate small lodges and a lack of crowds; who love Africa but want to see a completely different side; and who are willing to sacrifice a little of the usual urban infrastructure for access to truly unusual places.
Even in its luxury format, Madagascar remains an adventure. Thats precisely its value.
Madagascars landscapes change surprisingly quickly. In just one trip, you can find yourself in a rainforest, among ancient baobabs, in the stone labyrinths of tsinga, and on the secluded beaches of the Indian Ocean. Each region reveals its own side of the island—and some places are especially enticing.
Tours to Madagascar
Build your own MadagascarMadagascar is too diverse to limit itself to a single itinerary. Weve prepared trips to the islands most captivating corners: from tropical forests and ancient baobabs to remote nature reserves and secluded beaches with azure oceans.
You can choose a ready-made program or combine several of your favorite destinations . Well help you plan your route, determine the length of your trip, and organize all travel and flights.
Three amazing corners of the island in one trip. Encounters with lemurs among the baobabs and thorny forests of the south, walks through tropical rainforests by the ocean, and exploration of the stone labyrinths of Namoroki, one of Madagascars most inaccessible national parks. Its especially pleasant to return after a busy day to cozy safari camps surrounded by wild nature.
A wonderful itinerary for your first introduction to Madagascar. Youll hear the famous calls of the indri in the Andasibe rainforest, watch the sunset on the Avenue of the Baobabs, search for rare animals in the Kirindy Nature Reserve, and conclude your journey on Île Sainte-Marie, amidst tropical greenery and secluded beaches in the Indian Ocean.
A classic route through the most famous sites. Youll explore Madagascars tropical forests and admire the iconic baobabs at sunset in Morondava. Andasibe is the most easily accessible place to see various species of lemurs in the wild. Here you can listen to the songs of the famous indri, observe rare birds and chameleons, stroll through nature reserves with experienced guides, and take an evening excursion when the forests nocturnal inhabitants awaken. The Avenue of the Baobabs is home to the famous baobabs, a symbol of Madagascar. In addition to beautiful sunsets, youll explore the dry forests of the Kirindy Reserve, home to lemurs, rare birds, and the enigmatic fossa—the largest local predator—as well as picturesque fishing villages.
Its impossible to cover every lodge in one review, so we offer the most attractive options in various price ranges, tailored to family vacation needs (spacious family rooms, villas, the ability to watch animals directly from the hotel, a swimming pool, childrens programs, and play areas). You can find even more options on our website or schedule a personal consultation with one of our specialists.
A safari is inherently more expensive than a beach or city vacation. Typically, if you choose a prime lodge location within a game reserve, the price will include accommodation and three meals a day (since there are no restaurants nearby). Drinks are almost always included at private lodges, and almost all include two game drives from the lodge (morning and afternoon), as well as a park entrance fee, which in some reserves can reach up to $90 per person. If your budget is flexible, choose private game reserves; youll never regret your stay. Youll receive luxurious service down to the last detail, ultra-exclusive rooms designed by the worlds best designers, top guides, and an unparalleled immersion experience in the wild.
Here, you dont have to choose between a beach holiday and exploring wildlife. The private reserve surrounding Anjajavy Lodge welcomes you with lemurs, ancient baobab trees, unusual rock formations, and beautiful bays. We recommend this destination for those who enjoy exploring nature on foot and then relaxing by the ocean. Its a stunning combination of nature reserve and beach getaway.
A small boutique resort on a secluded coastline, surrounded by tropical greenery and an ocean that sets its own leisurely pace. Here you can alternate beach relaxation with sea adventures, and during the season, go humpback whale watching. We especially recommend Sainte-Marie for a beautiful end to your Madagascar trip. Prices per person start from €4,570, including domestic flights.
One of the most exclusive vacation options in Madagascar. Spacious villas, virtually pristine beaches, personalized service, and a sense of complete freedom on a private island. Here, its easy to forget about time and dedicate a few days to the ocean, nature, and yourself.
A small eco-lodge on the lush island of Nosy Komba, where a tropical garden slopes down to the ocean. Cozy villas, stunning views, island walks, and relaxation away from the big resorts await you. A perfect choice for a romantic getaway and a relaxing getaway in nature.
When is the best time to go to Madagascar?
Madagascar can be explored at any time of year, but choosing the right season is especially important. While dry, sunny weather prevails in one part of the island, it can rain in another. Therefore, we recommend first deciding on your route and key experiences, and then choosing your travel dates.
Seasonal recommendations are indicative; lodge, charter, and excursion availability are subject to change for specific dates.
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April–May |
Green Island, the beginning of the main season. |
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May–October |
The dry season, with its comfortable temperatures, is the most favorable time to explore the islands many nature reserves. This period typically sees less rainfall, makes hiking more comfortable, and makes excursion planning easier. |
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July–September |
Whale watching season at Sainte-Marie. |
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September–November |
Its a wonderful time to explore tropical forests. The weather is warming up, nature is coming alive, and animal watching can be especially rewarding. |
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December–March |
Heavy rains and possible cyclones; some remote areas are more difficult to access. |
Namibia is a country of endless expanses, stretching along the Atlantic coast. The roads are picturesque. Classic tours offer comfortable cars and vans. If you prefer less travel, you can fly in light aircraft. If traveling by car is your passion, we can organize a self-drive trip for you, with rental cars, including those equipped with rooftop tents.
The famous national parks of Etosha, Waterberg, Namib-Naukluft, endless Kalahari and Namib deserts. The largest Fishriver Canyon in the Southern Hemisphere and the world's largest Hobo meteorite. Huge colony of fur seals and desert elephants of Damaraland. Rock paintings in the Brandberg mountains and the abandoned city of Kolmanskop. The mysterious Skeleton Coast and the unique crimson dunes of Sossusflea. The last nomadic tribes of southern Africa are the Himba and the Bushmen. The entire African fauna from oryx and kudu antelopes to zebras and giraffes. Elephants and rhinos, hippos and crocodiles, leopards and lions - all this is Namibia
Your Madagascar may be completely different
Want to see lemurs, wander among baobab trees, and spend a few days on a secluded island? Or explore remote nature reserves that few travelers ever reach?
Tell us what interests you most. Well help you combine your chosen programs into a single trip, plan any necessary stops in Antananarivo, and take care of smooth logistics.
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Antonina
What`s Up +7 915 343-21-21
travel@cultafrica.ru
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