Croc Farm Conservatoire Botanique de Madagascar

I have heard a lot of negative and positive things about this place, I have to realise on my own, and I am not disappointed with my visit, this place is well maintained and clean, it will help you spot these famous Nile crocodiles, Their size is impressive and their weight, as well as plantation trees such as birds, lemurs, chameleons, snakes, cactus and beautiful flowers About 2 hours walk, I will not regret it Located near Ivato Avant Airport From the dirt road to the left of the airport from Tana will take you there Inside, all jungle taxis pass by about 200 m from the farm, about 3 km from the main road, and the last 200 m on foot, which will cost you about 10 euro cents in local currency, so in Ariari, ask the manager he will tell you when to get off if you take a taxi, Sometimes around 8 euros + visit price around 7 euros, you will get table ule entry + meal around 13 euros so, good visit

The farm was super nice. We were lucky that when we arrived, two people saw different species of lemurs. We saw several different species of chameleons, birds, frogs, snakes, etc, especially alligators! You do have a restaurant serving different plates, but the feature is that the crocodile road is not very good, but don't give up until the end, have fun!

Madagascar's most representative plant species, the Monkey Bread is a majestic and sacred tree, recorded in eight species. Six of them only grow in Madagascar. Nineteen kilometers from Murondawa, the forest of the world's unique Monkey Bread tree. A series of dozen trees present a rare and elegant landscape. Most of them are more than 800 years old, a splendid legacy of the dense forests that have long thrived on the island.