Antananarivo Trekking and Hiking Tours 2024/2025

“The trip was a great experience. Madagascar is very different to anywhere else I've been in Africa. The tourist industry is less developed, which in itself added to the 'adventure'. This does mean that there was no alternative to eating in the hotels along the way. We covered a lot of ground, which leads to long hours in the bus, but there is lots to look at along the way, and it's the only way to see all the different locations that we visited. The unmade road to Andringita National Park was an experience in itself - in 4x4 jeeps, with planks on top, in case they are needed (and they were) to enable us to cross basic wooden bridges. We saw less wildlife than I had hoped, but never had the dispiriting experience of seeing nothing!”

“This was another excellent holiday with this tour company. A great balance of walking, sight-seeing and a peak to climb. All the team members were excellent. The scenery is wonderful, Peak Boby a challenge and the last two nights at the beach was a relaxing end. The group were one of the best I've been with. A great mix with a couple from the USA and two blokes from Sweden, the rest from the UK. Everybody got on very well, the group really gelled and all supported each other. The Malagasy people are ubiquitously friendly and the scenery stunning.”

“This is a very full trip and full of interest from the scenery to the wildlife to the people. There is a lot of time spent sitting on the coach, more I think than is spent walking, but looking out at Madagasgar rolling past was never without interest. The accommodation is quite reasonable especially the two nights at the beach resort which was a little paradise. I went September when the country was still needing to green up after the dry winter season but it was still amazingly beautiful and lush in places.”