Madagascar Birdwatching Expedition | Birds and wildlife evolved in a unique ecosystem

Scheduled for October 2026

Madagascar

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Ivato International Airport, Antananarivo, Madagascar

Private vehicle, boat and domestic flights

All essential services are included in the tour price, such as meals, drinking water during the tour, guide services, accommodations, camping, porter service for carrying camping gear, transportation, and domestic flights.

Transportation to the meeting point and from the disbanding location, sleeping bags, visa fees, travel insurance, alcoholic beverages, and other personal expenses.

From 4 people〜7 people

Applications are now open. The final itinerary will be confirmed once the domestic flight schedules are finalized. Additional courses that can be joined consecutively will also be announced soon.

In Madagascar’s unique ecosystem, countless creatures have followed their own evolutionary paths. It is said that about 50% of the species found here are endemic — a level of uniqueness found nowhere else on Earth.

The expedition is not only about birds — we will also observe Madagascar’s iconic wildlife, including lemurs and geckos. With a bit of luck, you might even encounter the world’s smallest primate, the mouse lemur.

Madagascar is home to a variety of cultures that differ by region. On this expedition, you will experience both the tropical rainforests of the east and the semi-arid landscapes of the southwest.