MADAGASCAR DIVING AND WILDLIFE ADVENTURE
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MADAGASCAR DIVING AND WILDLIFE ADVENTURE
Duration: 11 Days
Discover the extraordinary natural beauty of Madagascar on this 11-day Lemur and Diving Safari, combining spectacular marine life with the island’s famous rainforest wildlife.
Begin your adventure on the tropical island of Nosy Sakatia, where warm turquoise waters and vibrant coral reefs offer exceptional diving opportunities. Over several days you will explore Madagascar’s rich marine ecosystems, encountering colourful reef fish, turtles and a wide variety of underwater life.
Your journey then continues to the island’s lush eastern rainforests. In Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, discover one of Madagascar’s most biodiverse regions and search for the famous Indri lemur, the largest of the island’s many endemic primate species.
This itinerary offers the perfect balance of island relaxation, world-class diving, and unforgettable wildlife encounters, showcasing both Madagascar’s remarkable oceans and its unique rainforest ecosystems.
From ZAR 90,000 per person
ROUTE
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Highlights of the Journey
Nosy Sakatia
- Located just off the coast of Nosy Be, the small island of Nosy Sakatia is known for its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters and exceptional diving opportunities.
- The island is surrounded by coral reefs teeming with marine life and is one of the best places in Madagascar for snorkelling and scuba diving. Visitors can also enjoy peaceful coastal walks, sailing excursions and the relaxed pace of life for which Madagascar’s islands are famous.
Antananarivo
- Antananarivo, often referred to as “Tana,” is the capital and largest city of Madagascar. Built across a series of hills, the city is rich in history and culture and serves as the country’s main gateway for international travellers.
- Visitors can explore historic landmarks such as the Queen’s Palace and the Royal Hill of Ambohimanga, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Andasibe
- The village of Andasibe, located in eastern Madagascar, is surrounded by lush, protected rainforest and is the gateway to Andasibe-Mantadia National Park.
- This remarkable region is famous for its rich biodiversity and is one of the best places in Madagascar to see lemurs in the wild, including the impressive Indri Indri.
- The forests are also home to chameleons, frogs, birds and a wide variety of endemic plant species.
Days 1 – 6
Sakatia Beachfront Villas (or similar)
Nosy Sakatia, Madagascar
Day 7
Hotel & Spa Palissandre (or similar)
Antananarivo, Madagascar
Days 8 – 9
Vakona Forest Lodge (or similar)
Andasibe, Madagascar
Day 10
Hotel & Spa Palissandre (or similar)
Antananarivo, Madagascar
Included
- Accommodation as mentioned in the itinerary or of similar standard.
- 10 breakfasts and 6 dinners.
- 8 guided scuba dives.
- Return airport transfers.
- Nosy Komba and Nosy Tanikely day excursion.
- Park entrance fees as specified in the itinerary.
- Activities, transfers and excursions as indicated in the itinerary.
Excluded
- Domestic flight: Nosy Be – Antananarivo.
- Scuba diving equipment rental.
- Additional scuba dives.
- Nitrox.
- International flights.
- Pre- and post-tour accommodation.
- Optional activities.
- Meals and drinks not mentioned in the itinerary.
- Personal expenses such as gratuities, telephone calls, curios and similar items.
TRANSPORT
- Transportation during the safari is provided in specially designed safari vehicles suitable for African road conditions and long-distance travel.
- These vehicles are designed to provide comfort as well as excellent visibility for wildlife viewing.
- All transfers and transportation mentioned in the itinerary are included. Travel times may vary depending on road conditions, weather, border formalities, and wildlife sightings along the route.
Accommodation
- Accommodation during the safari is provided in comfortable mid-range lodges, chalets, and permanent tented camps, typical of African safari standards. Properties are carefully selected for their location, comfort, and proximity to wildlife areas, often situated within national parks, private reserves, or scenic natural surroundings.
- All rooms have private en-suite bathroom facilities. Many lodges also offer additional amenities such as swimming pools, lounge areas, and bar facilities, allowing guests to relax and enjoy the surroundings after a day of travel or safari activities.
Meals
- Meals are provided as indicated in the itinerary. In most cases, breakfast and dinner are prepared by the lodges where you will be staying, while lunch may be served at the lodge or provided as a packed lunch, depending on the day’s programme and travel schedule.
- Please inform IC Africa in advance of any special dietary requirements so that the necessary arrangements can be made with the lodges prior to your arrival.
Visas
- Travellers are responsible for obtaining all required travel documentation, including visas and any necessary health certificates for the countries included in their itinerary.
- Entry regulations and visa requirements may change, therefore guests are advised to check with the relevant embassies or consulates well in advance of departure to ensure all documentation is in order.
Travel Insurance
Comprehensive travel and cancellation insurance is compulsory for all guests on this journey. Insurance arrangements remain the sole responsibility of the traveller.
Your policy must provide cover for the full duration of your trip, including but not limited to:
- Personal Injury
- Loss or damage to personal belongings (including camera and electronic equipment)
- Medical expenses
- Repatriation costs
- Loss of luggage
Additional Information
Anti-Malaria Medication
- Many safari regions in Africa are located in malaria-risk areas. Guests are strongly advised to consult their doctor or travel clinic prior to departure regarding recommended anti-malaria medication and preventative measures.
- If medication is prescribed, it should be taken exactly as directed and the full course completed. Should you develop flu-like symptoms at any stage after your safari, please seek medical advice immediately and inform your doctor that you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area.
