How long is Madagascar: The Lost Continent?

Madagascar: The Lost Continent is a 14 nights tour holiday.

Who operates Madagascar: The Lost Continent?

Madagascar: The Lost Continent is operated by Explore Worldwide.

How much does Madagascar: The Lost Continent cost?

Prices for Madagascar: The Lost Continent start from £3,150, subject to availability.

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Tour · 14 nights · with Explore Worldwide

Madagascar: The Lost Continent

Name: Madagascar: The Lost Continent
Brand: Explore Worldwide
Availability: InStock

A small-group escorted tour with Explore Worldwide that travels Madagascar’s varied landscapes, from the highland capital to rainforests and dry south coast, all on the lookout for lemurs and local crafts over two weeks.

Highlights

What makes this one worth it

Analamazoatra ReserveWith Indri Indri lemurs' morning calls
Woodcarving workshops in Ambositra
Golden Bamboo Lemur in Ranomafana National Park
Canyons and natural pools in Isalo National Park
Spiny Forest birdwatching near Ifaty Beach

About the trip

This fourteen-night tour with Explore Worldwide crosses Madagascar from the capital Antananarivo to the spiny forests of the south coast. The trip begins in the highlands, where the city’s hills rise steeply and French colonial buildings jostle with markets and apartment blocks. Early on, a visit to Andasibe’s Analamazoatra Reserve offers the chance to hear the Indri Indri lemur calls echoing through the forest.

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Duration

14 nights

Departures

20 dates

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Countries

Madagascar

Operator

Explore Worldwide

From

£3,150

per person

Following a long transfer, the route heads to the spa town of Antsirabe and its mixture of missionary-era charm and colourful rickshaws. Woodcarvers in Ambositra provide another cultural glimpse before entering the rainforest at Ranomafana National Park, home to the rare Golden Bamboo Lemur. Later, the tour visits the sandstone canyons of Isalo National Park, where dry forest meets natural pools known as Piscine Naturelle.

The last days bring a change of pace with time on Ifaty Beach and walks through the ‘Spiny Forest’, dotted with endemic birds and fishing villages that still use traditional canoes. The tour ends with a stop at Ambohimanga, the oldest palace in Madagascar, offering commanding views over rice paddies and city. There is travel along some challenging roads, but also moments of quiet and colour through markets and villages.

The route in outline: places are joined in the order visited, not by the roads or sea lanes taken.

Itinerary

The route

Antananarivo
Andasibe
Antsirabe
Ranomafana National Park

When to go

Departures and prices

Lowest price each month, per person.

Explore Worldwide confirms exact dates, availability and prices when you book.

Need to know

Before you book

Price based on: Per personThe operator confirms the exact basis when you book.
Travelling alone: Check with Explore Worldwide
Flights: Not included: you book your own to the start
What’s included: Check with Explore Worldwide
Accessibility: Check with Explore Worldwide

For full details of what’s included, check with Explore Worldwide. See the full details on their site

Questions people ask

How long is Madagascar: The Lost Continent?: Madagascar: The Lost Continent is a 14 nights tour holiday.
Who operates Madagascar: The Lost Continent?: Madagascar: The Lost Continent is operated by Explore Worldwide.
How much does Madagascar: The Lost Continent cost?: Prices for Madagascar: The Lost Continent start from £3,150, subject to availability.

The operator

Explore Worldwide

Small-group adventures, walking and wildlife

Small groups with local leaders, and a fondness for the places at the end of the road. Trips are graded so you know how active they are.

You book with Explore Worldwide directly. They confirm your place, take payment, and look after you from the moment you leave home; Atlas & Passage’s part ends when you click through.

Isalo National Park

Ifaty

These are the places the trip visits, in order. Explore Worldwide publishes the day-by-day itinerary on its own site.