Madagascar is 1600 km from top to bottom and 580km wide. The coasts are studded with unpopulated sandy beaches, river estuaries and exotic islands. Most of the Reserves and National Parks are on the coastal plains - East, South and West. The central highlands have mountains up to 2000 metres and the climate is cooler and moist. The Western coastal area contains the famous Avenue of Baobabs and areas of the amazing razor-edged Tsingy rock formations. The Masoala peninsula on the North East coast is an area of dense and remote forest richly populated with exotic endemic bird and animal species. We lead tours in many areas of the island, each with different geographical and natural characteristics.