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If youâre looking for the perfect holiday that allows for a combination of outstanding landscape, wildlife, and cultural photography, then look no further and join us for a Madagascar photography tour. Every twist and turn you take in Madagascar is picture-perfect, allowing you to truly indulge in your passion for photography. As you travel throughout Madagascar, youâll witness a great variety of landscapes; amazing white sand beaches that beckons relaxation, but also mountains, rainforests, and of course, the iconic trees of Baobab Alley. For wildlife photography enthusiasts, there are some unique creatures to frame, including chameleons, over 30 species of birds, and – of course – lemurs. And those who are keen to photograph Malagasy culture will be pleased to know that our photo tour in Madagascar also incorporates visits to welcoming local villages.Â
Discover Madagascar's boundless natural beauty on our photography tour.
With its mixed cultural heritage, its almost surreal diversity of landscapes, and its endemic wildlife inhabitants, Madagascar is genuinely unique. As a visitor, youâll be treated to an abundance of stunning sites; frilly giants of trees, brightly colored lizards, impressive mountainscapes, and never-ending tropical beaches. Plus, youâll encounter interesting cultures and welcoming communities. Itâs a destination thatâs hard to match for the adventurous photography enthusiast.
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENTIn general, Madagascar has a risk of Malaria. This is a disease that is transmitted by mosquitoes. One way to ensure your protection against malaria is by taking antimalarial tablets when you visit Madagascar. We ask that you contact your health advisor for medical advice.
The currency used in Madagascar is the Malagasy Ariary. Most tourist establishments will accept credit card payments, however, it is always good to check beforehand. If cash is needed, then youâll be able to exchange money or withdraw cash at the ATMs in Madagascar.
Madagascar has two official languages, French and Malagasy. Malagasy is the most widely spoken language amongst locals in Madagascar, while French is commonly spoken in urban areas.
Yes. All foreign nationals are required to get a tourist visa when visiting Madagascar. You can apply online, at the port of entry, or at your local Madagascar consulate to receive one. Obtaining a visa is a fairly easy process, and one that shouldnât stop you from embarking on an incredible adventure to Madagascar. Read more about why Madagascar is so special and all the amazing reasons to travel there.
Madagascar is safer than many other African countries to visit, although it is important to always be cautious when you travel. As a tourist, it is advised to be proactive to keep your belongings from being stolen.
Our tours ensure that all activities, including accommodation, prioritize your safety. If you have any further questions regarding the safety of our tours, contact us.
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