Explore The Caves & Sight Lemurs At Ankarana National Park

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Madagascar is a fascinating country and a spectacular treasure chest of natural beauty, intriguing culture and amazing wildlife that beckons to be discovered and explored. Located to the north of the country and south of the province of Antsiranana, the Ankarana National Park is a wonderland of surprises which includes unusual landscape formations and a high density of wildlife.

Explore the extraordinary eroded grey limestone protrusions called tsingy which is truly a dramatic awe-inspiring vision. Stroll along the constructed boardwalks allowing easy passage to the caves and at the same time protecting the fragile rock pinnacles and unique plant life such as ancient Elephant Feet trees. Between the sheer cliffs lies a sunken deciduous forest harbouring rare wildlife and caves of which one is a fairyland of sparkling stalagmites and stalactites. The more fearless explorer can explore the cave crowded with bats or another cave harbouring crocodiles in the network of underground rivers. The natural sunken potholes displaying the forces of nature is also a phenomenal and captivating discovery.

Enjoy the abounding lemur species watching you with their oversized curious eyes.

Visitors may encounter the crowned lemur, Sanford's brown lemur, Perrier's black lemur, and dwarf lemurs. A variety of colourful chameleons and leaf-tailed geckos can also be found in Ankarana National Park. Hike the trails to really become part of the magnificent surroundings and to enjoy the incredible variety of plant, bird and wildlife. Exploring Ankarana National Park is a mesmerizing experience which will delight avid birders, nature and animal lovers and is unquestionably well worth a visit.