Masoala National Park Travel Guide: Top Sights in Madagascar, Tours &

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Masoala National Park- Travel Tips What to See, How to Plan & Tours: Natural Scenery; Madagascar; 5 Reviews

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Suggested Duration: 72 hours

Explore the breathtaking beauty of Masoala National Park on Madagascar's northeast coast, a 2,300-square-kilometer sanctuary where lush rainforests meet vibrant marine parks, showcasing some of the world's most remarkable biodiversity. This ecological treasure is home to numerous endemic species, including the captivating red ruffed lemur, the helmet vanga, and the elusive aye-aye, making it a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts. Masoala's marine parks feature stunning coral reefs, inviting snorkeling and kayaking adventures that reveal a vibrant underwater world. Beyond its natural wonders, the park emphasizes conservation and sustainable development, fostering a harmonious relationship between local communities and the environment. Visitors can hike through emerald canopies, discover hidden waterfalls, and experience the park's rugged landscape, immersing themselves in one of the planet's last great wildernesses.

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Reviews of Masoala National Park

Andrey R.

5
Reviewed: 2024-01-27

Nice and interesting place.
MASOUD SALEEM

5
Reviewed: 2019-08-21

Situated in the northeast Madagascar, the Masoala National Park covers nearly 250 miles of rainforest and includes three marine parks as well. The park features ten species of lemur, including the Aye-aye, the world’s largest nocturnal primate. The park is also home to a diverse array of birds and reptiles, including the Tomato frog, named for its bright red color. The Tampolo, Ambodilaitry and Ifaho marine parks are ideal for snorkeling and kayaking adventures.
Faly AND

5
Reviewed: 2019-05-18

This unparalleled nature of the Cap Masoala National Park in the North East of Madagascar is waiting for your visit with professional guides and organized by Malagasy Tour Operators. Obviously if you like nature. 🌴🐠🐛🦀🌻
Kari Lindh

5
Reviewed: 2017-01-03

We stayed at Arol Lodge, and it was like paradise. No cell coverage, so just let the mobile stay in the bag and enjoy the beach, jungle, village and people instead. Localy produced meals which was really tasty and fresh. Our guide, Nico, was terrific and gave us some memorable visits in the jungle. Really recommend Masola.
John Berry ex Zambezi

4
Reviewed: 2013-07-29

The Maroantsetra region shelters the rare Aye Aye in Madagascar's Masoala National Park rain forests. The Aye Aye is known for its long, skeletal middle finger, fox like ears and rodent-like teeth. If you want to try and spot the elusive aye aye in the wild then head north-east in Madagascar