National park in Madagascar
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Andasibe-Mantadia National Park is about 150 km from Antananarivo in the Toamasina Province of Madagascar. The combined parks are perhaps best known as the home of the Indri lemurs, which is the largest surviving lemur species whose singing can be heard for miles each morning and evening.
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The Mitsinjo Reserve is located adjacent to Andasibe and is sponsored by an NGO in cooperation with the local villagers. The association works to replant deforested areas, and plants over 25,000 seedlings each year. The same lemur species found in Andasibe can also be found within Mitsinjo, but unlike the national park it is possible to do a night walk on the trails of Mitsinjo, offering the possibility of finding species that are not easily seen during daylight hours.
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This small community nature preserve is a great place to see woolly lemurs, brown lemurs, and the noctural Goodman mouse lemur. Because the area is small and the animals are territorial, local guides can probably spot something exciting for you.
An upscale option the offers spacious bungalows, wireless internet in the lobby, and an onsite restaurant and bar. Rooms are clean and well-constructed, mosquito nets are provided, everything works, and the staff does its best to ensure a good stay. The location is adjacent to Andasibe village and within a few miles of the Andasibe park headquarters.
Vakona is the best-known and most popular lodging option in the area, with upscale accommodation, a clean restaurant, and all services that a visitor would expect. The lodge also hosts "lemur island", which is a home for formerly-pet lemurs that offers the chance for the "lemur-on-your-shoulder" experience as the lemurs descend from the trees to fetch bananas carried by the guides.
This high-end hotel has large and clean rooms, a swimming pool, and a restaurant and bar.
A cheap place to stay in Andasibe with double rooms and small bungalows. The place features free Wifi which is mostly usable in the restaurant.
Andasibe-Mantadia National Park is one of the easiest national parks to visit in Madagascar, and can be reached via a 150 km-drive from Antananarivo via the paved RN2 that should take approximately 3 hours in a good…
Read in the guideAndasibe is accessible from paved roads, although the trails into Mantadia are reachable only via muddy roads that will likely require a four wheel drive transport with good clearance.
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