Lemurs Tours and Excursion in Madagascar
Lemurs
Discover the unique species that call Madagascar home - from the largest lemurs to the smallest primates, and the incredible reptiles and amphibians that share their world.
Ring-Tailed Lemur
Lemur catta
Madagascar's most iconic primate with distinctive black and white striped tails, living in matriarchal societies.
Indri Indri
Indri indri
Madagascar's largest lemur known for their haunting songs that echo through the rainforest canopy.
Black Lemur
Eulemur macaco
Sexually dimorphic species where males are jet black while females display golden-brown coloration.
Sifaka
Propithecus verreauxi
Acrobatic lemurs famous for their sideways dancing locomotion and distinctive vertical clinging posture.
Mouse Lemur
Microcebus murinus
World's smallest primates with huge golden eyes, these nocturnal creatures are Madagascar's hidden gems.
Black-and-white Ruffed Lemur
Varecia variegata
Critically endangered lemur species with striking black and white fur patterns and loud territorial calls.
Fossa the Madagascar's Apex Predator
Encounter the elusive fossa - Madagascar's largest carnivore and most mysterious predator, found only in the ancient forests of this legendary island
The Ultimate Predator
Unique Evolution
Madagascar's largest carnivore, evolved in isolation for 20 million years into the perfect lemur-hunting machine
Master Climber
Semi-retractable claws and rotating ankles allow head-first tree descent - unique among large predators
Silent Hunter
Exceptional night vision and padded paws enable completely silent stalking through forest canopies
🚨 Critically Threatened
With only 2,500 fossas remaining in the wild and populations declining 20% per decade, every encounter supports vital conservation research and habitat protection
Habitat Loss
80% of original forest habitat destroyed, forcing fossas into smaller fragmented areas
Research Impact
Tourism revenue directly funds radio-collaring studies and anti-poaching patrols
Urgent Timeline
Critical conservation action needed within 10 years to prevent functional extinction
Reptiles & Amphibians
Madagascar is home to an incredible diversity of reptiles and amphibians, with over 99% of species found nowhere else on Earth. The panther chameleon stands out as one of the most spectacular examples.
Panther Chameleon
Furcifer pardalis
Madagascar's most colorful chameleon with males displaying vibrant reds, oranges, blues, and greens that change with mood and temperature. These remarkable reptiles are true masters of adaptation and one of nature's most spectacular displays of color.
Amazing Facts
- Can rotate eyes 180 degrees independently to spot prey and predators
- Tongue can extend twice their body length in milliseconds
- Color changes communicate emotions, temperature regulation, and social status
Amazing Diversity
Protecting Madagascar's Wildlife Legacy
Madagascar has lost over 80% of its original forests. Every lemur species is now threatened with extinction. Your visit directly supports local conservation efforts and community programs.
Local Conservation Heroes
Working with Malagasy communities to protect lemur habitats and create sustainable livelihoods.
What Our Travelers Say
Hear from adventurers who've experienced Madagascar's magic with us
Daydream27242375451
Great tour to authentic Madagascar
We took this tour without knowing many details of it yet it was great experience. We travel with a 2 years old baby and Teo made us feel confident and comfortable all the time. He was very kind with our child that he still remembers him :). It was accommodations included and food from the places was just great and affordable.
Climber714512
FANTASTIC TRIP AND TEAM
We had a wonderful team - thanks Naina! Our experienced driver Lolo (= Biby rakaka [Virakaka] - powerful driver) was essential on this roads!!! Our english speaking guide Theo found all chameleons on the way and our skilled mechanic, was important to find the best way! They all made our tour to Great Tsingy possible - through mudholes and rivers, as we were travelling shortly after the rainy season (mid April). THANKS TO ALL FOR THIS WONDERFUL TRIP AND FOR MAKING THE CONTACT TO THE LOCAL PEOPLE POSSIBLE!
Aline B
FANTASTIC TRIP AND TEAM
We had a wonderful team - thanks Naina! Our experienced driver Lolo (= Biby rakaka [Vibrakaka] = powerful driver) - very important on this roads!!! Our english speaking guide Theo, finding all chameleons and lemurs on the way and Son our skilled mechanic and experienced support, where to drive best. They all made our tour to Great Tsingy possible - through mudholes and rivers (as we were travelling shortly after the rainy season in mid April) - THANKS TO ALL OF YOU FOR THIS WONDERFUL TRIP AN ALL THE FUN WE HAD!
cj9752
Five Star Tsingy & Kirindy Forest Tour
We had an unforgettable trip to the Tsingy and Kirindy Forest, and we can't recommend this tour company enough—especially our driver Haja and guide Theo. Haja was an incredibly safe and reliable driver, especially with the bumpy roads. Theo was an exceptional guide - incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about Madagascar's unique wildlife, as well as sharing insights into Malagasy culture. He answered every question we had with enthusiasm and depth.
Tracy D
Adventure Awaits
Four day Tsingy Tour: Two Americans in their 30s from Oregon. 100% Adventure! Alfred, our tour guide and Tery, our driver were incredible. Whether you're interested in plants, animals, Malagasy language, history, food or just everyday life, Alfred has the information. Alfred's English is excellent and we learned many Malagasy words/phrases. It was neat to see all the villages and the smiling faces of all the locals. The kids were silly and shy.
Claire S
Excellent tour ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Had an amazing time with Tsingy Tours visiting the avenue of the baobabs! They were very easy to communicate with, very prompt and Theo was an excellent guide. He went above and beyond to ensure I got the perfect photos and was incredibly friendly and amicable. Can't recommend these guys enough!
Your Madagascar Adventure Awaits
From the haunting calls of Indri lemurs at dawn to the playful antics of ring-tailed families - experience Madagascar's wildlife wonders while supporting crucial conservation efforts.
Expert Guides
Local Malagasy guides with decades of wildlife tracking experience
Eco-Responsible
Supporting conservation and local communities
Unforgettable
Once-in-a-lifetime wildlife encounters