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Madagascar in 7 days: what to do and see
A trip to Madagascar is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. As one of the largest islands in the world, it offers a perfect mix of stunning landscapes and incredible flora and fauna. Planning a 7-day itinerary requires careful attention because such a vast island has so many must-see places and wonderful resorts to choose from. Staying at one of the best resorts in Madagascar ensures you can enjoy all the comforts and numerous activities designed to make your stay unforgettable.
Nosy Be
The perfect starting point for a week in Madagascar is Nosy Be, a stunning paradise off the north-west coast. It's one of the island's most popular tourist destinations, thanks to its beautiful resorts like VOI Amarina Resort and VOI Andilana Beach Resort. These resorts offer fantastic amenities, including water sports, making your holiday a truly immersive experience.
After enjoying the island's crystal-clear waters, head to Hell-Ville, the main town on Nosy Be. Here, you'll be captivated by the vibrant bazaars and the island's charming culture. Be sure to visit the local market, where you can buy delicious spices like vanilla, ylang-ylang, and saffron.
No 7-day itinerary in Madagascar would be complete without a day dedicated to seeing one of the country's most iconic animals: the lemur. The Lemuria Land Zoological Park on the island showcases various lemur species and offers a chance to discover a wide range of other beautiful local flora and fauna.
Marojejy National Park
What could be more essential to see in Madagascar than Marojejy National Park? For the adventurous, a day of trekking in this protected area in the north-east of Madagascar is a must. The park is captivating with its incredible biodiversity. You can walk through the lush tropical forest or go rafting in the park's waterways, enjoying the sight of colourful birds and white-fronted lemurs.
Tsingy Rouge
There are endless things to do in Madagascar, and one of the most fascinating is visiting Tsingy Rouge. This incredible canyon features red laterite rock formations known as 'fairy chimneys', created by the erosion of the Irodo River. These stone cathedrals rise majestically against a stunning natural backdrop.
