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A cascading waterfall flows over rocks surrounded by the lush, green flora of a biodiverse tropical forest landscape in Madagascar.
Madagascar

The Best of Madagascar: A Biodiversity Hotspot

Program No. 25384RJ
Participant Reviews
4.5
Based on 2 Reviews
SHOWING
Nancy – Class of 2016 | Walnut Creek, CA
Madagascar is a hidden gem, well worth the time and effort to visit. As a developing country, it has infrastructure challenges with an upcoming tourism industry, requiring your flexibility. The hotels are modern, the food plentiful, especially their national food, zebu meat! Vegetarians will have a fair amount of alternate choices. The north, Nosey Be, is hot and humid, while the south, Isalo, is warm and dry. You'll spend a fair amount of time hiking through jungles in search of lemurs, chameleons, and other wildlife. The hikes can be challenging as some are not on established trails. The history and tribal cultural traditions are fascinating. This adventure is a great overview that begs for further discovery.
— Review left May 1, 2026
Carolina – Class of 2009 | Mexico City, Mexico
Madagascar is such a diverse and exhilarating place to visit!! Do not miss it!! We were in jungles, in deserts and rocky environments and in tropical lush beaches!! We traveled in 4x4 vehicles, in a small charter Cessna Caravan, in speed boats, in local commercial airlines and had wonderful adventures in night expeditions!
— Review left April 23, 2026