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Whether your interests lie with birds, mammals, reptiles or plants, Madagascar is a must do destination.

With about 80% of its fauna being endemic, for a first time visitor, not a day will go by without that first lifetime encounter. 

Our itinerary has been developed so as to maximize the chances of encountering the greatest diversity of wildlife of this wonderful country.

Madagascar’s diversity also is evident in its weather. We at Gondwana Connection have chosen to visit during the optimum three month window that falls between September and November. This will allow us to take in sites at numerous localities.

This 22 day experience will give you access to the national parks and special reserves to the east of Antananarivo, the Masoala Peninsular and the dry forest areas near Morondava. At this last locality we will be visiting both the famous Kirindy Forest and the less known Kirindy Mitea National Park.

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Don’t miss this opportunity to see the world’s smallest and largest chameleons, the smallest of all primates the Madame Berthe’s Mouse Lemur, the very vocal Indri, Helmet Vanga and the list of creatures just goes no.

Of no less interest will be the unique flora, diverse landscapes and the amazing culture of the human inhabitants of this incredible island.

This itinerary has a three day personal side tour option included.

Contact us for the full itinerary. Be quick as this destination is in the dreams of many.

Last Updated on Monday, 02 January 2012 06:11
 

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Gondwana Connection has been developed and is run by husband/wife team, Des and Anita Hume. We have both spent most of our professional lives working with Australian and exotic animal species.
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