6 nights, 3 stops — giant baobabs and the tsingy.
Morondava → Tsingy de Bemaraha → Antananarivo.
Round trip · returns to Morondava
Arrive in Morondava, met and transferred to your accommodation. No picture says 'Madagascar' like the Avenue of the Baobabs — and Morondava is where you stand to see it.
Photograph the Avenue of the Baobabs at sunrise and sunset. Arrive and settle in.
Transfer to Tsingy de Bemaraha. Climb the via-ferrata through the limestone pinnacles, with lemurs in the maze.
Climb the via-ferrata through the limestone pinnacles, with lemurs in the maze. The Tsingy is the single most extraordinary landscape in a country full of them — worth the hard road to reach it.
Climb the via-ferrata through the limestone pinnacles, with lemurs in the maze.
Transfer to Antananarivo. Overnight in the capital and connect by air; optional old-town visit. Arrive and settle in.
A final morning in Antananarivo — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.
Dry season. The northern road to Kirindy and Tsingy is passable; clear baobab skies.
Wet season. The avenue is lush but the Tsingy road can close.
A stylish beach resort at Morondava, an easy base for the baobab avenue.
A dramatic lodge perched near the Tsingy, the most comfortable base for the stone forest.
A comfortable seafront hotel near the baobabs and the boats north.
A solid lodge near Bekopaka for exploring the Grand and Petit Tsingy.
A simple, well-located base for the Avenue of the Baobabs.
A simple, friendly lodge close to the Tsingy entrance.
Add nights, swap a park, extend to the coast — this route is a starting point, not a fixed menu. Tell us how you travel and we'll route the rest.