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madagascar Trek through the mountain’s lush vegetation to reach paradise. The Piscine Naturelle de L’Isalo is an oasis, a turquoise lagoon fed by a charming waterfall and the perfect setting for a dip in the cool water and a shower under the cascading torrent. Madagascar is famed for an abundance of lemurs. Watch them roam free in Nosy Komba, visit Anja’s protected lemur park to spot this rare ring-tailed animal, and listen to the powerful honking of the singing lemurs in Analamazaotra National Park. Laze on secluded palm-fringed beaches, try your hand at surfing by riding the waves in the southwest, and catch the incredible sight of humpback whales as they surface for air during their migration past the island (June to September). Visit in September when the orchids are in full bloom and bathe in the thermal springs near Antsirabe, where you can enjoy treatments including a therapeutic massage. Learn to dive among coral reefs on a PADI course, floating next to graceful rays and charming turtles, and discover the island’s rainforests, arid savannah, mangroves and picturesque rice terraces. We’ve searched every corner of Madagascar’s sprawling landscape and enlisted local expertise to offer you fascinating escorted tours and accommodation. This stunning island is waiting to be explored. Book today. general information call one of our dedicated madagascar personal travel experts on 01306 744302 flying time h 14¾ hours to Antananarivo time difference h GMT + 3 hours visa info h Visas are required to enter Madagascar and are obtainable on arrival. climate h The cooler, dry months tend to be from May to October, with the hot, rainy season generally lasting from November to April. The hot, humid east coast has the heaviest rainfall and the driest regions are in the extreme south. The mountainous regions experience the lowest temperatures. During the dry season, mornings can be a little cold. key events h March: Alahamady Be – Malagasy New Year. April/May: Santabary – Rice festival. July to September: Famadihana – The ‘turning of the bones’ reburial ceremonies. June 26: Independence Day. October: Madajazzcar – Two week international jazz festival.

madagascar<br />

Trek through the mountain’s lush vegetation to<br />

reach paradise. The Piscine Naturelle de L’Isalo is<br />

an oasis, a turquoise lagoon fed by a charming<br />

waterfall and the perfect setting for a dip in the cool<br />

water and a shower under the cascading torrent.<br />

Madagascar is famed for an abundance of lemurs.<br />

Watch them roam free in Nosy Komba, visit Anja’s<br />

protected lemur park to spot this rare ring-tailed<br />

animal, and listen to the powerful honking of the<br />

singing lemurs in Analamazaotra National Park.<br />

Laze on secluded palm-fringed beaches, try your<br />

hand at surfing by riding the waves in the<br />

southwest, and catch the incredible sight of<br />

humpback whales as they surface for air during<br />

their migration past the island (June to September).<br />

Visit in September when the orchids are in full<br />

bloom and bathe in the thermal springs near<br />

Antsirabe, where you can enjoy treatments<br />

including a therapeutic massage.<br />

Learn to dive among coral reefs on a PADI course,<br />

floating next to graceful rays and charming turtles,<br />

and discover the island’s rainforests, arid<br />

savannah, mangroves and picturesque rice terraces.<br />

We’ve searched every corner of Madagascar’s<br />

sprawling landscape and enlisted local expertise<br />

to offer you fascinating escorted tours and<br />

accommodation. This stunning island is waiting<br />

to be explored. Book today.<br />

general<br />

information<br />

call one of our dedicated madagascar<br />

personal travel experts on 01306 744302<br />

flying time h 14¾ hours to Antananarivo<br />

time difference h GMT + 3 hours<br />

visa info h Visas are required to enter Madagascar and are<br />

obtainable on arrival.<br />

climate h The cooler, dry months tend to be from May to<br />

October, with the hot, rainy season generally lasting from<br />

November to April. The hot, humid east coast has the heaviest<br />

rainfall and the driest regions are in the extreme south.<br />

The mountainous regions experience the lowest temperatures.<br />

During the dry season, mornings can be a little cold.<br />

key events h<br />

March: Alahamady Be – Malagasy New Year.<br />

April/May: Santabary – Rice festival.<br />

July to September: Famadihana – The ‘turning of the bones’<br />

reburial ceremonies.<br />

June 26: Independence Day.<br />

October: Madajazzcar – Two week international jazz festival.

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