Explore the Wild Beauty of Madagascar - Island with amazing endemic birds and wildlife

Discover the Wonders of Bird Watching

ABOUT MADAGASCAR
Madagascar is famous for its unique range of birds (203 species in total) and wildlife which includes lemurs, chameleons, tenrecs, leaf geckos and much else. A ridge of mountains runs down the Eastern side; the Eastern side of the mountains being green and forested, the Western side being dry with grasslands and areas of specialised “Spiny Forest”.  The Nature and wildlife is very different between East and West.  There are many dedicated areas of conservation in National Parks and Reserves.

ABOUT US: We are a tour operator based in Maroantsetra in the North-East of Madagascar. We have more than 20 years’ experience in guiding through the varying forest and hilly terrains of the area. We are permanently working in the field, so we have the latest knowledge and updates on the locations of wildlife in the area. Therefore, we can be sure to take you to the best sites to spot the birds in Masoala.
It is our policy to ensure that every birding holiday we create contributes positively to bird conservation efforts and local communities.  This is ensured by contributing a minimum of ten percent of our profits to conservation and local communities. We are passionate about birding and also about leaving a legacy genuinely helping people and conserving bird-life for future generations.


Madagascar is 1600 km from top to bottom and 580km wide.  The coasts are studded with unpopulated sandy beaches, river estuaries and exotic islands.  Most of the Reserves and National Parks are on the coastal plains - East, South and West.  The central highlands have mountains up to 2000 metres and the climate is cooler and moist. The Western coastal area contains the famous Avenue of Baobabs and areas of the amazing razor-edged Tsingy rock formations. The Masoala peninsula on the North East coast is an area of dense and remote forest richly populated with exotic endemic bird and animal species.  We lead tours in many areas of the island, each with different geographical and natural characteristics. 




Tour Types

Our guided tours cover different areas of Madagascar, each with distinct geography, landscapes, birds and wildlife. Typically, tours are 7-8 days and can be arranged as private for 1 or more individuals, or for groups. Prices on enquiry.

Bespoke Birding/wildlife tours

1) Eastern Madagascar 2) The famous Route National (RN) 7 3) Western side of Madagascar 4) The great north of Madagascar 5) Madagascar complete birding tour

Beach and Wildlife

For those wanting to be more at leisure, part of the day on the sandy bayside beach can be combined with strolling through the forest looking at lemurs, chameleons and birds.


Eastern Madagascar

Eastern Madagascar

An 8 day tour in the parks of Eastern Madagascar

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The famous Route National (RN) 7

The famous Route National (RN) 7

The RN7 is the major road that runs from the capital Antananarivo south and South West to reach the West coast. It passes through varying geography and several National parks.

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A journey on the western side of Madagascar

A journey on the western side of Madagascar

The Western side is dry with Spiny forest and Savannah grassland, the areas of Tsingy - razor-sharp rock ridges and spines.

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The great north of Madagascar

The great north of Madagascar

This is a 14 day tour in the North of Madagascar covering unique terrain and wildlife and includes some beach relaxation

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The Masoala Peninsula

The Masoala Peninsula

The Masoala peninsula is a richly forested area in the North-East of the island with the great Antongila bay on the West side and the Indian Ocean on the East side. The tour is based in a beautiful remote ecolodge

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Birding Highlights around Madagascar

Birding Highlights around Madagascar

This is an 18 day tour that encompasses all the major parks and important habitat areas of Madagascar. It offers the chance to see most of the 110 endemic bird species as well as many lemurs, chameleons and other wildlife.

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