Andasibe
The song of the indri
Hearing the indri
The eerie, whale-like song of Madagascar's largest lemur at first light.
Night walks
Mouse lemurs, chameleons and leaf-tailed geckos along the forest edge.
Wild Mantadia
The less-visited, primary-forest neighbour for deeper walks.
The gateway to the wildlife
Best in the dry, richest after the rains.
Forest under pressure
Madagascar's eastern rainforests are among the most threatened habitats on earth, and community-run reserves like Andasibe are part of what keeps them — and their lemurs — alive.
It opens almost every Madagascar route, easing you into the island's wildlife before the wilder regions.
More to Andasibe-Mantadia.
Indri walk
Tracking family groups by their dawn calls.
Night walk
Nocturnal lemurs and reptiles by torchlight.
Mantadia day
Deeper primary forest and more lemur species.
We know how to make Madagascar work.
Handpicked camps
We choose the camp and guiding that fit your dates and pace, not whatever is left.
We time it right
We build your visit around the season that delivers — water levels, migrations and access.
Where you’ll stay in Andasibe
Plan your Andasibe-Mantadia journey.
Rainforest walks for the indri and other lemurs, plus a night walk. Tell us your dates and we will build the route around it.
Plan a Andasibe-Mantadia trip