Analamazaotra Special Reserve Travel Guide: Top Sights in Madagascar,

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Analamazaotra Special Reserve- Travel Tips What to See, How to Plan & Tours: Natural Scenery; Madagascar; 5 Reviews

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Suggested Duration: 4 hours

Analamazaotra National Park is renowned for its population of indri lemurs, the largest in Madagascar. The park is home to around 60 indri family groups, whose distinctive calls echo through the misty forest, especially in the early morning. In addition to indris, visitors may spot other lemur species like woolly lemurs, grey bamboo lemurs, and black-and-white ruffed lemurs. The park also hosts a variety of wildlife, including tenrec species, the vibrant Parson's chameleon, and over 100 bird species. Short, accessible trails lead through diverse habitats, passing scenic lakes and offering opportunities to observe the unique flora and fauna.

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Reviews of Analamazaotra

Steve Boyle

5
Reviewed: 2024-11-11

Great place to see lemurs, birds and reptiles. You can organise a night walk which gives you a new set of creatures to view. The trail is very easy and the guides (Barry!!!!) are awesome.
Ruys De Beerenbrouck

5
Reviewed: 2024-09-25

Beautiful reserve where you can follow multiple walking trails with a guide. We saw many lemur species including the indri indri. Also a beautiful (secondary) rainforest. The primary rainforest is in Mantadia but that requires a long drive on a bad road so you should be early on the day for that.
Rudolph Furtado

5
Reviewed: 2024-09-13

Tourists from all over the World visit this National park which is just 142 Km from Antananarivo. It is World famous for being the forest home of the World's largest Lemur , the " Indri Lemur ".Entry fee is 70,000 Ariary for 2 hrs visit along with a guide whose fees are 50,000 Ariary. Worth the money, time and commuting as the Indri Lemur is unique akin to the Giant Panda.
T0mmy

5
Reviewed: 2024-02-26

One of the best parks you could ever hope to visit if you want to see the lemurs. We're very lucky and saw over eight varieties in one week. Arguide Roger was both friendly and knowledgeable we used him for both our night walk and day's walks through here and Mantadia.
Chandra Kanth Reddy

5
Reviewed: 2023-06-01

This place is so awesome. It gave me immense happiness seeing those lemurs in the wild. We spotted Indri Indri and 3 different species during daytime. I highly recommend to hire guide and go with him.