Ankarafantsika National Park
Dry forests, sacred lakes, baobabs and sifakas make Ankarafantsika one of Madagascar’s great western wildernesses.
National Parks
Baie de Baly National Park
Quiet mangroves, rare ploughshare tortoises, and empty beaches define wild, remote Bay of Baly.
Namoroka National Park
Remote tsingy, deep canyons and caves make Namoroka a wild karst frontier in north‑west Madagascar.
Zombitse‑Vohibasia National Park
great national park right by the main road—perfect for spotting your first baobabs, lemurs, and birdlife.
Marojejy National Park
Remote and demanding, Marojejy rewards trekkers with pristine rainforest, rare lemurs and sweeping mountain views.
Ankarana National Park
Ankarana: the famous tsingy, lemurs, baobabs, and challenging trails for the most demanding trekkers.
Amber Mountain National Park
Montagne d'Ambre — discover this national parks highlight in Madagascar.
Zahamena National Park
Zahamena is near‑pristine eastern montane rainforest, realistically accessible only to committed trekkers and field scientists.
Masoala National Park
Masoala blends primary rainforest, reefs and whales into Madagascar’s wildest forest‑and‑sea adventure.
Ranomafana National Park
Lush rainforest, hot springs and rare bamboo lemurs make Ranomafana a must‑see in eastern Madagascar.
Tsimanampetsotsa National Park
Not to be missed when visiting the far southwest: flamingos, baobabs, and salt-white horizons make Tsimanampetsotsa hauntingly beautiful.
Kirindy Mitea National Park
Mangroves, baobabs and empty beaches make Kirindy Mitea a wild, little‑visited Menabe coastline.
Kirindy Reserve (CFPF)
Dry forest, fossas and nocturnal lemurs make Kirindy the wild heart of western Madagascar.
Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park
Tsingy de Bemaraha NP — discover this national parks highlight in Madagascar.
Lokobe National Park
Black lemurs, panther chameleons and dense rainforest make Lokobe Nosy Be’s wild green heart.
Nosy Hara National Park / Marine Park
Karst islands, clear reefs and sea‑cliffs make Nosy Hara a wild marine playground in Madagascar’s far north‑west.
Andohahela National Park
Where rainforest, dry forest and spiny desert meet, Andohahela reveals Madagascar’s south‑east in miniature.
Andasibe-Mantadia National Park
Madagascar's rainforest haven with lemurs, misty trails, and orchids. Key spot for Indri sightings and hikes. Essential for biodiversity conservation.
Isalo National Park
Madagascar's sandstone wilderness with canyons, lemurs, and natural pools. Prime for hiking and wildlife spotting. Vital for endemic species protection.
