11 Day Kenya & Madagascar Safari | Rhinos, Big Cats & Lemurs
Discover two of Africa's most extraordinary wildlife destinations on this 11-day Kenya and Madagascar safari. Enjoy thrilling game drives in Meru National Park and the Maasai Mara before exploring Madagascar's lush Andasibe rainforests, home to iconic lemurs, colourful chameleons and remarkable endemic wildlife.
Explore two of Africa’s most remarkable wildlife destinations on this unforgettable 11-day safari through Kenya and Madagascar. Begin in Kenya, where you’ll search for endangered rhinos in Meru National Park before travelling to the exclusive Ol Kinyei Conservancy in the Maasai Mara eco-system, renowned for exceptional sightings of lions, cheetahs, leopards and elephants.
Continue to Madagascar to discover the island’s extraordinary biodiversity, exploring the rainforests of Andasibe in search of iconic Indri lemurs, colourful chameleons and endemic birdlife.
Combining classic African safari experiences with Madagascar’s unique wildlife, this itinerary offers an exceptional journey across two unforgettable countries and is ideal for travellers seeking a comprehensive safari experience that goes beyond the usual.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor to Africa or returning for a deeper exploration, this safari offers variety, comfort, and exceptional wildlife viewing in some of the continent’s most important conservation areas.
Itinerary in Detail
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Day 1 - 3: Nairobi - Meru
Approximate flight time 1hr
Met on arrival or collected from your hotel and transfer to Nairobi Wilson Airport for the flight to Meru. You will be met on arrival by your Driver & Guide from Rhino River Camp who will transfer you to camp for 2 nights, with game drives, swimming, massages and sundowners.
Meru National Park is home to a wide variety of animals and more than 400 recorded species of birds. The park is well known for its fauna and natural beauty and as the home of Elsa, the beloved Lioness made famous in the award winning movie BORN FREE and the best selling book written by Joy Adamson with the same title.
Overnight at at Rhino River Camp (Full Board, Drinks & Activities)
Days 3 - 5: Meru - Ol Kinyei Conservancy
Start your day with an early morning game drive, followed by breakfast. You will then transfer to the airstrip for your flight to the Masai Mara (during the off-season, flights will be via Nairobi). Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to Porini Mara Camp, in the Ol Kinyei Conservancy, which will be your base for the next 3 nights.
Embark on thrilling game drives in the Ol Kinyei Conservancy and neighbouring Naboisho Conservancy at your leisure, or opt for a game drive in the renowned Masai Mara (extra park fee charges may apply, see below). Should you choose the latter, a picnic lunch will be provided in the park before returning to camp in the late afternoon.stopping for sundowners at a scenic viewpoint.
Overnight at Porini Mara Camp (Full Board, Drinks & Activities)
Note: From July 1 to September 30, a one-day fee to view the Migration in the Reserve is already included in your package.
Day 6: Ol Kinyei Conservancy - Nairobi National Park
Approximate flight time 1hr
Early morning game drive in the conservancy returning for breakfast. Mid- morning transfer to the airstrip for the 11 am flight back to Nairobi Wilson airport (arriving 12.20 pm). You will be met on arrival and transfer to Nairobi Tented Camp, arriving in time for lunch. Nairobi Tented Camp is located within the lush woodlands of Karen, ideally situated for visits to Nairobi National Park, the Elephant Orphanage, Giraffe Centre and other attractions. Afternoon at your leisure where you may wish to just relax in the camp grounds or enjoy one of the excursions on offer in Nairobi.
Overnight at Nairobi Tented Camp (Full Board & Drinks)
Day 7: Nairobi - Antananarivo
Approximate flight time 3hrs 20 mins
After breakfast you will transfer to Nairobi international airport for your flight to Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar. You will be met and welcomed on arrival off your flight at the international arrival hall. Please look out for a sign with your name after you exit the restricted area with your luggages. You will then be led to your vehicle for your private transfer to Novotel. Settle into your room and spend the rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight at Novotel – (Bed & Breakfast)
Day 8: Antananarivo - Andasibe
Distance +/-150km – Approximate journey time 5 hours
Antananarivo, Old City and Upper Town: Explore the historic Old City and Upper Town of Antananarivo. With your guide, stroll through the historic boroughs surrounding the Rova to witness panoramic views of downtown.
Embarking on your journey toward the Eastern part of the island, Over the course of our 150 km expedition, the landscape transforms, unveiling the diverse beauty of the highlands. The journey concludes in Andasibe, renowned for its National Park, a sanctuary encompassing both primary and secondary forests.
The Peyrieras Butterfly Farm: Our itinerary includes a captivating stop at Madagascar Exotic, also recognized as the Peyrieras Butterfly Farm, Peyrieras Nature Farm, and Mandraka Reptile Farm. This privately run reserve offers a unique experience. Founded and owned by the French entomologist and naturalist André Peyriéras, it is affectionately referred to as the Reserve Peyrieras.
While exploring Madagascar Exotic, you will encounter a diverse collection of animals, including reptiles such as chameleons, iguanas, geckos, and frogs. The reserve is also home to batraciens (bats), crocodiles,and a vibrant array of butterflies. It’s important to note that the animals are held in captivity as part of conservation and educational efforts.
Adjacent to the reserve, a forest area supports families of relocated and habituated Verreaux’s Sifaka and Common brown lemurs. This presents a unique opportunity for up-close encounters and photographing these charming lemurs during their feeding times.
Night walk in the VOIMMA reserve: As night descends upon Andasibe, immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the rainforest with a nocturnal walk at the VOIMMA Reserve. Established in 2012 by villagers from Andasibe, this reserve serves as an alternative to the nearby government-led national park, embodying the local community’s desire to independently manage their land and actively participate in ecotourism initiatives. For enthusiasts of reptiles and amphibians, the reserve unfolds a mesmerizing display of Madagascar’s diverse wildlife. Along the crystal-clear river, countless frogs, including Boophis pyrrhus, Boophis viridis, and madagascariensis, serenade the night with their unique calls. The forest hosts several remarkable chameleons, such as Furcifer wilsii, Calumma parsonii cristifer, Calumma nasuta, and brevicornis. A highlight of the reserve is the opportunity to encounter the distinctive satanic leaf-tailed gecko (Uroplatus phantasticus), adding a touch of mystique to the nocturnal adventure. Bizarre insects, including the renowned giraffe-necked weevil (Trachelophorus giraffae), contribute to the forest’s intriguing biodiversity.
This community-run reserve opens its trails for night-walks, offering an immersive experience for those eager to search for lemurs, listen to the melodic chorus of frogs, or chance upon sleeping chameleons after the sun sets. As you navigate the rainforest with your headlamps and flashlights, the VOIMMA Reserve provides a unique opportunity to witness the magic and mystery that unfold in the Madagascar night.
Overnight at Mantadia Lodge (Bed & Breakfast)
Day 9: Andasibe - Mantadia National Park
Mantadia Park Exploration: A journey into Biodiversity
Embark on a scenic one-hour drive to reach the vast primary forest of Mantadia Park, covering an expansive 15,000 hectares. This ecological gem boasts a rich tapestry of flora and fauna, offering a haven for biodiversity enthusiasts. With 108 bird species, including those crucial to the survival of plants like Terpsiphone mutata, the park becomes a symphony of avian life. Explore the wilderness to discover 14 lemur species, various reptiles including the elusive Boa manditra snake, and a remarkable diversity of 84 amphibian species.
This hiking adventure demands medium to good physical condition, navigating through steep slopes and dense vegetation. Among the lemurs that call Mantadia home, the Indri Indri stands out as the largest and most iconic, showcasing its unique behaviors within the park. Living in social groups, the Indri Indri is endemic to Madagascar, and its presence underscores the park’s commitment to preserving the natural behaviors of this captivating lemur. Other endemic lemur species, such as Eulemur fulvus, Hapalemur griseus, the diminutive Microcebus, and Lepilemurs, contribute to the diversity of primate life in Mantadia.
Beyond its inhabitants, Mantadia is renowned as a kingdom of orchids. The elusive Cymbidiellas falcigera and Bulbophyllum ameleni, both rare and magnificent species, play a crucial role in maintaining the delicate balance of the forest’s ecosystem.
Andasibe Village: Through this visit, you will witness the daily life of this calm and colourful village. With your guide, you will walk in the narrow and unpaved cobbled streets along the small stalls. You will have several chances to interact with local villagers and see how they make a living and occupy their free time.
Overnight at Mantadia Lodge (Bed & Breakfast)
Day 10: Andasibe
An early start this morning, leaving at around 07:30hrs to reach the entrance of the Analamazaotra Special Reserve, where you will have the opportunity to look for the biggest lemur of Madagascar’s famous “Indri Indri.” This lemur is endemic to the site and made his emblem. Through an easy hike lasting about 2 to 3 hours seeking out the Indri Indri, you will also find other species of lemurs, birds, chameleons as well as endemic flora including orchids and medicinal plants.
You also have the opportunity today to visit the Vakona Reserve, which has an island surrounded by fresh water and is home to various species of lemurs: common brown lemurs, bamboo lemurs, ruffed lemurs, diademed sifakas. This will be a rare opportunity to get up close and interact with these primates as well as offering the chance for some wonderful photographic opportunities. The numerous crocodiles, which used to belong to a former farm, can also be found in one of the small lake of the property.
Overnight at Mantadia Lodge (Bed & Breakfast)
Day 11: Andasibe - Antananarivo
Distance +/-150km – Approximate journey time 5 hours
(departure suggested between 07.00am – 08.00am )
Depart the region of Andasibe and begin the ascent towards the highlands and the capital. This journey will give you an impressive perspective about the difference of altitude between the two regions. This elevation is exploited by the hydroelectric power station which you will drive by.
You will transfer to the international terminal, on time for your departure flight or we can arrange overnight accommodation in Antananarivo.
Tour Experiences
Day 1 - 3: Nairobi - Meru
Approximate flight time 1hr
Met on arrival or collected from your hotel and transfer to Nairobi Wilson Airport for the flight to Meru. You will be met on arrival by your Driver & Guide from Rhino River Camp who will transfer you to camp for 2 nights, with game drives, swimming, massages and sundowners.
Meru National Park is home to a wide variety of animals and more than 400 recorded species of birds. The park is well known for its fauna and natural beauty and as the home of Elsa, the beloved Lioness made famous in the award winning movie BORN FREE and the best selling book written by Joy Adamson with the same title.
Overnight at at Rhino River Camp (Full Board, Drinks & Activities)
Days 3 - 5: Meru - Ol Kinyei Conservancy
Start your day with an early morning game drive, followed by breakfast. You will then transfer to the airstrip for your flight to the Masai Mara (during the off-season, flights will be via Nairobi). Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to Porini Mara Camp, in the Ol Kinyei Conservancy, which will be your base for the next 3 nights.
Embark on thrilling game drives in the Ol Kinyei Conservancy and neighbouring Naboisho Conservancy at your leisure, or opt for a game drive in the renowned Masai Mara (extra park fee charges may apply, see below). Should you choose the latter, a picnic lunch will be provided in the park before returning to camp in the late afternoon.stopping for sundowners at a scenic viewpoint.
Overnight at Porini Mara Camp (Full Board, Drinks & Activities)
Note: From July 1 to September 30, a one-day fee to view the Migration in the Reserve is already included in your package.
Day 6: Ol Kinyei Conservancy - Nairobi National Park
Approximate flight time 1hr
Early morning game drive in the conservancy returning for breakfast. Mid- morning transfer to the airstrip for the 11 am flight back to Nairobi Wilson airport (arriving 12.20 pm). You will be met on arrival and transfer to Nairobi Tented Camp, arriving in time for lunch. Nairobi Tented Camp is located within the lush woodlands of Karen, ideally situated for visits to Nairobi National Park, the Elephant Orphanage, Giraffe Centre and other attractions. Afternoon at your leisure where you may wish to just relax in the camp grounds or enjoy one of the excursions on offer in Nairobi.
Overnight at Nairobi Tented Camp (Full Board & Drinks)
Day 7: Nairobi - Antananarivo
Approximate flight time 3hrs 20 mins
After breakfast you will transfer to Nairobi international airport for your flight to Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar. You will be met and welcomed on arrival off your flight at the international arrival hall. Please look out for a sign with your name after you exit the restricted area with your luggages. You will then be led to your vehicle for your private transfer to Novotel. Settle into your room and spend the rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight at Novotel – (Bed & Breakfast)
Day 8: Antananarivo - Andasibe
Distance +/-150km – Approximate journey time 5 hours
Antananarivo, Old City and Upper Town: Explore the historic Old City and Upper Town of Antananarivo. With your guide, stroll through the historic boroughs surrounding the Rova to witness panoramic views of downtown.
Embarking on your journey toward the Eastern part of the island, Over the course of our 150 km expedition, the landscape transforms, unveiling the diverse beauty of the highlands. The journey concludes in Andasibe, renowned for its National Park, a sanctuary encompassing both primary and secondary forests.
The Peyrieras Butterfly Farm: Our itinerary includes a captivating stop at Madagascar Exotic, also recognized as the Peyrieras Butterfly Farm, Peyrieras Nature Farm, and Mandraka Reptile Farm. This privately run reserve offers a unique experience. Founded and owned by the French entomologist and naturalist André Peyriéras, it is affectionately referred to as the Reserve Peyrieras.
While exploring Madagascar Exotic, you will encounter a diverse collection of animals, including reptiles such as chameleons, iguanas, geckos, and frogs. The reserve is also home to batraciens (bats), crocodiles,and a vibrant array of butterflies. It’s important to note that the animals are held in captivity as part of conservation and educational efforts.
Adjacent to the reserve, a forest area supports families of relocated and habituated Verreaux’s Sifaka and Common brown lemurs. This presents a unique opportunity for up-close encounters and photographing these charming lemurs during their feeding times.
Night walk in the VOIMMA reserve: As night descends upon Andasibe, immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the rainforest with a nocturnal walk at the VOIMMA Reserve. Established in 2012 by villagers from Andasibe, this reserve serves as an alternative to the nearby government-led national park, embodying the local community’s desire to independently manage their land and actively participate in ecotourism initiatives. For enthusiasts of reptiles and amphibians, the reserve unfolds a mesmerizing display of Madagascar’s diverse wildlife. Along the crystal-clear river, countless frogs, including Boophis pyrrhus, Boophis viridis, and madagascariensis, serenade the night with their unique calls. The forest hosts several remarkable chameleons, such as Furcifer wilsii, Calumma parsonii cristifer, Calumma nasuta, and brevicornis. A highlight of the reserve is the opportunity to encounter the distinctive satanic leaf-tailed gecko (Uroplatus phantasticus), adding a touch of mystique to the nocturnal adventure. Bizarre insects, including the renowned giraffe-necked weevil (Trachelophorus giraffae), contribute to the forest’s intriguing biodiversity.
This community-run reserve opens its trails for night-walks, offering an immersive experience for those eager to search for lemurs, listen to the melodic chorus of frogs, or chance upon sleeping chameleons after the sun sets. As you navigate the rainforest with your headlamps and flashlights, the VOIMMA Reserve provides a unique opportunity to witness the magic and mystery that unfold in the Madagascar night.
Overnight at Mantadia Lodge (Bed & Breakfast)
Day 9: Andasibe - Mantadia National Park
Mantadia Park Exploration: A journey into Biodiversity
Embark on a scenic one-hour drive to reach the vast primary forest of Mantadia Park, covering an expansive 15,000 hectares. This ecological gem boasts a rich tapestry of flora and fauna, offering a haven for biodiversity enthusiasts. With 108 bird species, including those crucial to the survival of plants like Terpsiphone mutata, the park becomes a symphony of avian life. Explore the wilderness to discover 14 lemur species, various reptiles including the elusive Boa manditra snake, and a remarkable diversity of 84 amphibian species.
This hiking adventure demands medium to good physical condition, navigating through steep slopes and dense vegetation. Among the lemurs that call Mantadia home, the Indri Indri stands out as the largest and most iconic, showcasing its unique behaviors within the park. Living in social groups, the Indri Indri is endemic to Madagascar, and its presence underscores the park’s commitment to preserving the natural behaviors of this captivating lemur. Other endemic lemur species, such as Eulemur fulvus, Hapalemur griseus, the diminutive Microcebus, and Lepilemurs, contribute to the diversity of primate life in Mantadia.
Beyond its inhabitants, Mantadia is renowned as a kingdom of orchids. The elusive Cymbidiellas falcigera and Bulbophyllum ameleni, both rare and magnificent species, play a crucial role in maintaining the delicate balance of the forest’s ecosystem.
Andasibe Village: Through this visit, you will witness the daily life of this calm and colourful village. With your guide, you will walk in the narrow and unpaved cobbled streets along the small stalls. You will have several chances to interact with local villagers and see how they make a living and occupy their free time.
Overnight at Mantadia Lodge (Bed & Breakfast)
Day 10: Andasibe
An early start this morning, leaving at around 07:30hrs to reach the entrance of the Analamazaotra Special Reserve, where you will have the opportunity to look for the biggest lemur of Madagascar’s famous “Indri Indri.” This lemur is endemic to the site and made his emblem. Through an easy hike lasting about 2 to 3 hours seeking out the Indri Indri, you will also find other species of lemurs, birds, chameleons as well as endemic flora including orchids and medicinal plants.
You also have the opportunity today to visit the Vakona Reserve, which has an island surrounded by fresh water and is home to various species of lemurs: common brown lemurs, bamboo lemurs, ruffed lemurs, diademed sifakas. This will be a rare opportunity to get up close and interact with these primates as well as offering the chance for some wonderful photographic opportunities. The numerous crocodiles, which used to belong to a former farm, can also be found in one of the small lake of the property.
Overnight at Mantadia Lodge (Bed & Breakfast)
Day 11: Andasibe - Antananarivo
Distance +/-150km – Approximate journey time 5 hours
(departure suggested between 07.00am – 08.00am )
Depart the region of Andasibe and begin the ascent towards the highlands and the capital. This journey will give you an impressive perspective about the difference of altitude between the two regions. This elevation is exploited by the hydroelectric power station which you will drive by.
You will transfer to the international terminal, on time for your departure flight or we can arrange overnight accommodation in Antananarivo.
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Hello, I’m Rick, based in Ontario, Canada, with over 15 years in the travel industry and a passport filled with stamps from over 70 countries. My heart was captured by Africa during my first visit to Kenya, and since then, I’ve journeyed back repeatedly, exploring the diverse landscapes and wildlife of Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa. Whether you’re dreaming of a “once in a lifetime” vacation or you’re a seasoned safari traveler, I’m here to assist in planning your perfect African adventure.
You can contact me at rick@gamewatchers.com or give me a call at +1-877-710-3014, and together, we’ll make your African dreams a reality.
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Hi, I’m Rae, based on the West Coast of Canada, on beautiful Vancouver Island. I’m a passionate traveler who has explored nearly 30 countries, but it was a solo journey to Africa that truly transformed my perspective. From the moment I arrived in Botswana, I felt an undeniable connection to the continent and was inspired to spend more time experiencing its extraordinary wildlife, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultures. My solo travels have since taken me through Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mauritius, South Africa, Uganda, Namibia, and Kenya, where I experienced Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps firsthand. It was during these immersive and unforgettable journeys that my passion for Africa evolved into a clear vision: to join the Gamewatchers team and help others discover the magic of safari. I’d love to connect and plan your wildest dreams!.
You can reach me by email at rae@gamewatchers.com
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Julie Roggow
Greetings, I’m Julie Roggow, and I come to you with over two decades of immersion in the world of travel. My journey into the heart of safari adventures began as I traversed Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa, capturing the essence of these mesmerizing landscapes through my lens. Among these remarkable destinations, Kenya and the Porini safari camps hold a special place in my heart. Their unique blend of wilderness and conservation resonates deeply with me.
My passion for travel is matched only by my dedication to sharing that passion with others. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or embarking on your very first safari, I’m here to ensure that planning your safari vacation is an enjoyable and seamless experience.
Feel free to reach out to me by email at julie@gamewatchers.com or through our toll-free telephone line at +1-877-710-3014. Let’s embark on an unforgettable safari journey together, where the wild beauty of Africa awaits to enchant and inspire you.
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Jambo, I’m Tommy Mees, most people call me Tom.
My connection with Africa began through years of travelling across the continent.
I later spent more than twelve years managing safari camps and lodges while supporting conservation initiatives including beekeeping and tree-planting projects.
Having travelled extensively throughout Eastern and Southern Africa, I developed a deep appreciation for authentic wilderness experiences and the conservation-focused approach of the Porini Camps.
I am originally from Belgium and now based in Spain, though my heart has always remained in Africa.
Alongside my safari background, I am also a professional photographer and enjoy helping travellers experience and capture the extraordinary wildlife, landscapes and cultures that make Africa so special.
If you are considering an African safari, feel free to contact me at tom@gamewatchers.com
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Andrea Landaeta
Hola, I’m Andrea and my love affair with the captivating world of safaris began during my teenage years when I embarked on my very first safari in Kenya. There, amidst the awe-inspiring wildlife and expansive plains, I found my true passion. Over the years, Kenya has called me back time and time again, leading me to explore its myriad camps, conservancies, and renowned parks. More recently, I’ve had the privilege of staying at all the Porini Camps, where the spotlight shines on wildlife conservation—a cause close to my heart as I traverse the globe. While Kenya holds a special place in my wanderlust-filled heart, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda have also woven their magic into my soul.
If you’re eager to embark on your own safari adventure or share your passion for conservation, please feel free to contact me at andrea@saririterra.com
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Kristy Thomson
Hello, I’m Kristy, your Australian-based Safari Advisor with Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps. My background in ecology and conservation management, combined with a deep passion for nature and the great outdoors, led me to Kenya where I instantly fell in love with its spectacular wildlife and warm-hearted people. Having spent significant time at our Porini Camps and explored other camps we offer, I bring intricate knowledge to help craft your ultimate wildlife safari adventure. Whether you’re seeking the thrill of the savannah or the serenity of the wilderness, I’m here to make your safari dreams a reality.
Feel free to reach out to me on the Gold Coast, Australia, at kristy@gamewatchers.com or call on +61 419 175 672.
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Pranay Chandra
Hello, I’m Pranay Chandra, a veteran of the Indian Armed Forces whose profound passion for nature and wildlife led me to the world of wildlife photography. My lens has captured the essence of the wild, earning recognition in esteemed competitions like the Sanctuary Asia annual wildlife awards and the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards. Beyond photography, I’ve dedicated myself to conservation efforts, collaborating with Ecological Task Forces and supporting WWF India’s training initiatives in tiger reserves. In the realm of education, I’ve partnered with CEC, New Delhi, to create informative video programs on Human-Wildlife Conflicts. I’ve ventured to Kenya, embracing the splendours of Africa while staying at Porini camps and other renowned lodges.
You can connect with me via email at pranay@gamewatchers.com or call on +91 801 788 5256.
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FAQs — 11 Day Kenya and Madagascar safari
This 11-day Kenya and Madagascar safari includes accommodation, domestic flights, airport and road transfers, guided game drives, rainforest excursions, national park and conservancy entrance fees and meals as specified in the itinerary. The safari combines Kenya's renowned wildlife reserves with Madagascar's unique rainforest ecosystems for a seamless multi-country adventure.
In Kenya, you have excellent opportunities to see black and white rhinos, lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes, buffalo and numerous plains game. In Madagascar, you'll search for several species of lemurs, colourful chameleons, geckos and endemic birds in the rainforests of Andasibe.
Kenya and Madagascar offer completely different wildlife experiences. Kenya is famous for its iconic African mammals and classic safari landscapes, while Madagascar is home to wildlife found nowhere else on Earth, including lemurs, chameleons and remarkable rainforest biodiversity. Combining both destinations creates one of Africa's most diverse wildlife holidays.
Meru National Park is one of Kenya's most beautiful and less-visited safari destinations. It is renowned for its rhino sanctuary, diverse habitats, abundant wildlife and as the home of Elsa the lioness from Born Free. Visitors enjoy excellent game viewing with fewer vehicles than many other parks.
Ol Kinyei Conservancy is an exclusive private conservancy offering exceptional wildlife viewing away from the crowds. Guests can enjoy off-road game drives, guided walks, night drives and excellent opportunities to see lions, leopards, cheetahs and other iconic African wildlife while directly supporting community conservation.
Andasibe is renowned for its lush rainforest and exceptional biodiversity. It is one of the best places to hear and observe the famous Indri lemur while also providing opportunities to see several other lemur species, colourful chameleons, orchids and many endemic birds.
Yes. This itinerary is ideal for first-time visitors wanting to experience both a traditional African safari and Madagascar's extraordinary endemic wildlife. It combines expert guiding, comfortable accommodation, diverse landscapes and exceptional wildlife viewing in two of Africa's most fascinating destinations.
This safari can be enjoyed throughout much of the year. Kenya offers excellent wildlife viewing in every season, while Madagascar's drier months generally provide ideal conditions for rainforest walks and wildlife encounters. The itinerary has been designed to maximise wildlife experiences across both countries.
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