Madagascar: A world apart – The Natural Curiosities of the ‘Eighth Continent’

Photographic Highlights

• Ring-tailed Lemurs all around us in a shaded ravine in the lovely Isalo National Park
• Very close encounters with the fearsome Fosa, Madagascar’s largest predator at Kirindy
• Walking among the famous ‘Avenue of the Baobabs’ near Morondava at sunset
• Looking up at a group of majestic Indris, the largest of the extant lemurs
• The extraordinary, endangered, nocturnal Aye-aye, the most famous and bizarre lemur of them all
• The world’s most spectacular and largest chameleons Oustalet’s
• A delightful White-browed Owl peers down at us from its daytime roosting tree at Zombitse Forest
• Meeting other spectacular rainforest lemurs in the Andasibe area
• and much more, next departure click HERE