Roadtripping Roadtrippppp. We’ll get to see the real Madagascar today folks. 

We’ve got a bumpy ride via lush landscapes, picturesque villages, and breathtaking valleys, capturing the essence of Madagascar’s culture, pulling into Miandrivazo in time for dinner

Ahoy there captain. We’re on a boat. The real adventure starts here. Pack your sunscreen and your sea legs, we have 2 days on a private boat, traversing the beautiful landscapes and riverways of Madagascar. 

Few tourists ever get to see this beautiful country from sea level, so we will do our best to soak it up. We’ll have a pitstop at the beautiful Nosy Ampela waterfall before nightfall.

Sunset on the Tsiribihina River while we set up our camp for the night in our comfy tents.

Another day on the gorgeous Tsiribihina River. We make our way further downstream. Music playing, not a cloud in the sky, watching Madagascar life pass us by as we slowly make our way West. We’ll visit both a local village and an ancient tobacco plantation en route.

Our team sets up camp for 1 last night under the stars while we finish off our secret stash of local wine as the sun sets.

For many this may be the highlight of the trip. Today we reach the , one of the most beautiful ‘roads’ in the world.

First though, we hop off the boat and ride a bumpy 4 hours off road to charming Morondava, we will settle into the hotel and get a very well earned shower and a nap.

Just before sunset, we’ll head over to the Avenue of the Baobabs to watch the sunset on the icon of Madagascar.

Today we visit our partner school school of Benjamina. We will meet with the local headmistress, visit the community and learn about how your attending the trip has afforded them the chance to refurbish their school. We will all be donating much needed school supplies during the visit and lending a hand in any work they need to finalise the project that we’ve funded through you all. 

Back to the Capital today. We have a flight booked from Morondava to Antananarivo. 

Once we land, we have one last bucket list item to tick off before you can see you’ve truly seen Madagascar – the Lemurs!

The ethical park rehabilitates confiscated pets and works with them to reintroduce them to the wild. Very cool, and very very cute!

I've got trips to Turkmenistan, Mauritania and Mongolia coming up for the rest of 2025, so I'll see you guys on the road!