Kirindy

We had planned to play here for two days, but we ended up with only one day due to the cancellation of the Madagascar Airlines flight. What a fulfilling day. Our excellent guide Ludo decided to make the two-day trip in one day and we saw a lot of lemurs, birds, chameleons and even fossa (some kind of mammal). I wish I could stay here a little longer. Maybe we weren't here in the peak season, but there are a lot of times here that only us are, which is very special.

Driving from Morondava to Kirindy Forest Reserve is really long and uncomfortable, but it’s worth it to spend hours in a natural habitat watching lemurs. Our guide was friendly and knowledgeable, we saw a lot of brown and white lemurs. There was a semi-domestic seal next to the camp and we were lucky to see it. We recommend wearing trousers and comfortable shoes.

The Corindi Nature Reserve is a natural reserve on Madagascar, which is rich in animal resources, with dense rainforests and thousands of Madagascar-specific animals. There are hundreds of varieties of chameleons alone, as well as a variety of wild monkeys, you can choose to hike or row a boat for a tour, which will definitely open your eyes.

The Mulondava Kolingdi Nature Reserve on Madagascar is truly a magical place. The animals here are really hard to see, with a dozen chameleons crawling slowly in trees and changing their skin tone according to different scenes. Lemurs will jump around the woods on both sides of the valley, very cute. It is definitely a paradise for plants and animals, and the prosperity of the species makes it the Garden of Eden on Earth.

The Corindi Nature Reserve is the most important nature reserve on Madagascar. Thousands of rare wildlife live in this rainforest, many of which are unique to the island. Here you can see the real chameleon, in the branch movement is very slow, must carefully distinguish to find them. In addition, there are very cute glasses monkeys on the tree, especially small big eyes, really super cute super cute.