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MADAGASCAR 2025
JUNE 28 - July 13
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We're thrilled to announce that the booking process has started for Madagascar 2025! Recognized as a bucket list destination for many, we're extending an exclusive opportunity for those interested on this destination to register before the trip becomes public.
Known as the Great Red Island, Madagascar offers a distinct and unparalleled experience for nature photographers.This island county is megadiverse with a high concentration of endemic species. Its ecosystems include many types of forests, savannah, steppes, wetlands. Currently, these unique ecosystems are home to approximately 12,000 species of vascular plants, 1000 species of orchids , 389 species of reptiles (90% endemic), 278 species of amphibians (100% endemic), 282 species of birds (37% endemic),, 104 species and subspecies of lemurs (100% endemic), 60 species of non-flying small mammals (92% endemic), 43 species of bats (73% endemic) and 13 species of carnivore. Just looking at the numbers above, you can tell why Madagascar is such a unique destination.
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We've partnered with Holbrook Travel for this journey due to their extensive experience in conducting tours in Madagascar. Their knowledgeable guides and operators will lead us through some of the most fruitful preserves. Please refer to our Madagascar brochure for detailed information and links about the destinations we'll explore and the accommodations available.
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Please use this direct link to review and sign up for Madagascar 2025.
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Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have.
Thank you so much, and hope to see you in Madagascar.
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