• Analamazaotra Special Reserve - Situated near the village of Andasibe, approximately 140 km east of Antananarivo, the Analamazaotra Special Reserve (also known as Périnet) is one of Madagascar’s most accessible and popular natural attractions. This biodiversity hotspot is home to the indri, the largest of all lemurs, famous for its powerful, haunting calls that resonate through the forest. Other notable species such as the diademed sifaka can also be observed here, along with a diverse array of birds, reptiles, and endemic plants. Well-maintained trails offer hikes suitable for all fitness levels, accompanied by professional local guides.
• Vakona Private Reserve - The Vakona Private Reserve provides an immersive experience with Madagascar’s wildlife, especially on its renowned Lemur Island, where visitors can get close to sifakas, red-bellied lemurs, and black-and-white ruffed lemurs by canoe. The reserve also includes a crocodile lake, a small museum, and a garden of endemic plants. Although the lemurs are semi-habituated, the site is perfect for families and wildlife enthusiasts seeking guaranteed sightings in a safe and accessible environment.
• Réserve Peyrieras Madagascar Exotic - Peyrieras Nature Farm, also known as Madagascar Exotic, is a private reserve and breeding center located in Marozevo, 75 km east of Antananarivo. Visitors can explore an impressive collection of Madagascar’s reptiles, amphibians, insects, and semi-habituated lemurs. Highlights include colorful chameleons, leaf-tailed geckos, tomato frogs, and the stunning comet moth (seasonal). Guided tours offer close-up encounters in aviary-style enclosures, making it a favorite destination for photographers.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Entrance fees
• Lunch

• Alcoholic beverages
• Snacks
• Gratuities

The visit is remarkable due to the park’s outstanding accessibility, situated just a 3-hour drive from Antananarivo, making it one of the nearest parks to the capital. This closeness provides a swift and effortless opportunity to experience Madagascar’s distinctive wildlife. The park is celebrated as the premier location globally to observe the indri indri, the largest lemur species, and hosts a wide array of species, including rare lemurs. With well-designed infrastructure, a variety of activities, and remarkable biodiversity, Andasibe offers an engaging and thorough experience of Madagascar’s fauna and flora. It is an excellent choice for a brief yet comprehensive introduction to Madagascar’s natural beauty.

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