Madagascar

The wealth of rainforests, beaches and reefs on this island off the southeast coast of Africa makes Madagascar an ideal home for thousands of unique animals, most famously lemurs. But Madagascar is not just rich in wildlife: there are plentiful centuries-old baobab trees to be found lining the famous ‘Avenue of the Baobabs’, as well as a hillside complex of royal palaces and burial grounds at Ambohimanga, near the capital. And yet, despite the fascinating history and wildlife to be found, Madagascar remains a largely untouched gem.

Madagascar Holidays