Rock My Madagascar Adventure (West & North)
16 Nights from £3,595*
Tour Overview
Join us for an incredible expedition to some of the major highlights of Madagascar!
We’ll explore the capital Antananarivo, or ‘Tana’ for short and the vibrant town of Antsirabe.
Next, we’ll venture to Bekopaka, where we’ll explore Tsingy De Bemaraha National Park, home to the Grande and Petit Tsingys.
Continuing south, we’ll visit Kirindy Forest and Morondava, where we’ll witness the iconic Avenue of the Baobabs and experience authentic Malagasy life in a Vezo village.
Our journey concludes with a visit to the islands and beaches around Nosy Be. We’ll stay on both Nosy Be and Nosy Sakatia, exploring Nosy Iranja (Turtle Island) and Nosy Komba to encounter black lemurs and swim with whale sharks.
From days 2 – 12, we’ll be accompanied by a knowledgeable female Malagasy naturalist guide, who will enlighten us about the history, culture, and traditions of Madagascar.
This trip can be combined with the Rock My Madagascar Adventure (East & South).
Antsirabe
Tsiribihina River Descent
Avenue of the Baobabs
Tsingy De Bemaraha NP
Morondava
Nosy Be & Nosy Iranja
Nosy Komba
Whale Sharks
Tour Dates
- 14 – 30 September 2025 BOOK NOW
What’s Included
- 16 nights accommodation
- 16 breakfasts, 8 lunches & 11 dinners
- All activities & park fees as per the itinerary below
- Rock My Adventure group leader & local guides
- Comprehensive pre-departure information & support
- All transportation as per the itinerary & included activities (excluding internal flights – paid separately)
- Malagasy naturalist guide (days 2 – 12)
- Tips for local guides
- All activities & park fees as per the itinerary below:
- Lake Tritriva
- Pousse-Pousse Ride
- Antsirabe Market
- Tsiribihina Riverboat Trip
- Nosimpela Waterfall
- Begidro Village
- Local Music & Dancing
- Belo Tsiribihina Market
- Bekopaka Village Tour
- Tsingy De Bemaraha National Park (Grande Tsingy & Petit Tsingy)
- Kirindy Forest Walk x 2
- Baobabs of Love
- Avenue of the Baobabs
- Baobab Tree Planting
- Vezo Village
- Antananrivo Tour
- Nosy Iranja & Snorkelling
- Whale Shark Excursion & Snorkelling
- Nosy Komba Tour
- Lemur Park
What’s Not Included
- Flights (international and local)
- Airport transfers (however we can arrange these for you)
- Visas (if needed)
- Medications, antimalarials or vaccinations
- Travel/health insurance (required)
- Drinks & meals not mentioned
- Optional activities
- Transport & tips for optional activities
- Tips for porters/hotel staff
Cost
Total – from £3,595 (approx.)*
- Deposit: £500 (non-refundable)
- 2nd Payment: £2,580 (due 62 days before the departure date)
- 3rd Payment: €300 (local payment, paid on arrival)
- Internal Flights: €300 (approx. – internal flights – booked and paid separately – but included in price above)
* Total subject to current Euro to GBP exchange rates
Notes
- This is an adventurous trip wth some long, hot, dirty, fun, tiring, crazy travel days – don’t come if you can’t handle that! 🙂
- There are 2 internal flights between Morondava/Antananarivo and Antananarivo/Nosy Be which must be booked separately. These are included in the estimated cost above. We will give you all the information you need to book this when you book your tour.
- At the end of the trip, you can fly out of Nosy Be or take a connecting flight back to Antananarivo.
- This trip follows on from the Rock My Madagascar Adventure (East & South), so you can combine the two!
- Please be aware that the 2025 internal Madagascar flight schedules have not been released yet, so we have based the dates on the 2024 schedule, it should be the same, but be aware that if not the trip dates may move forward/back a day or two.
- This trip involves camping along the Tsiribihina River. On the river, we are camping in 2-person tents, with basic bathrooms. This is the more adventurous part of the trip – please prepare yourself for that! Please be aware that you will need to sleep with your luggage inside the tent – so don’t overpack.
- If you haven’t already, we suggest that you read: Things to Know Before You Visit Madagascar
Itinerary
Day 1: Antananarivo
Arrive in Antananarivo (‘Tana’ for short) and transfer to your accommodation for the night.
Relax and get to know your fellow travellers during a welcome meal! Your Rock My Madagascar Adventure starts here.
* If you have the time and can arrive earlier, we can organise any other activities you wish to do – this includes chocolate-making workshop, Lemurs’ Park or a Malagasy cooking class. Additional accommodation and activities charged separately.
- Meals: Dinner
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: None
Day 2: Antsirabe
We’ll leave Tana and make our way to the bustling town on Antsirabe.
When we arrive, we’ll stretch our legs and go for a hike around Lake Tritriva. This picturesque lake is a beautiful green colour, nestled in the crater of an extinct volcano, surrounded by lush vegetation.
We’ll then head into town and take a fun pousse-pousse (rickshaw) ride through the town – this is how the locals get around!
In the evening, we’ll head out to dinner at a great local restaurant and for those inclined, there’s the option to experience the vibrant local nightlife!
- Meals: Breakfast
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: Lake Tritriva, Pouuse-Pousse Ride
Day 3: Miandrivazo
In the morning, we’ll take a visit to Antsirabe’s lively market! We’ll also take a pousse-pousse ride if we didn’t manage it the day before!
After soaking in the sights and sounds of Antsirabe, we’ll embark on an overland journey towards Miandrivazo, our next destination. Along the way, we’ll make stops at any intriguing landmarks or attractions along the way.
In the evening, we’ll enjoy dinner and the sunset at the hotel overlooking the Tsiribihina River valley.
- Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: Antsirabe Market
Day 4: Tsiribihina River
In the morning, we’ll drive to Masikimpy village where we’ll meet our motorized river boat to embark on an unforgettable journey along the breathtaking Tsiribihina river.
This is an extremely fun journey that will take 3 days, 2 nights, camping along the river each evening with a crew to look after us.
We’ll be completely immersing ourselves in Malagasy life, meeting the local people, looking out for wildlife and watching the world go by from our comfortable river boat.
Today we’ll also visit one of the best waterfalls in Madagascar – Nosinapela and its natural swimming pool, where we may also see some lemurs!
Afterwards, we’ll pitch up camp on the river, our crew will prepare dinner and we’ll enjoy an evening around the camp fire.
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
- Accommodation: Camping (Quality Camping Equipment & Camp/Cook Staff Included)
- Activities: Riverboat Trip, Nosimpela Waterfall
Day 5: Tsiribihina River
This will be an incredible day on the river.
After breakfast, we’ll we make a brief stop at Begidro village. Here, we have the opportunity to engage with the local community, visit a school and traditional homes and see a tobacco plantation.
We’ll then continue our journey down the river until we reach our next camping spot. There will be some time to visit local bars along the way too!
In the evening, we’ll enjoy traditional singing and dancing around the campfire. A night you are sure never to forget!
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
- Accommodation: Camping (Quality Camping Equipment & Camp/Cook Staff Included)
- Activities: Riverboat Trip, Begidro Village, Singing & Dancing
Day 6: Belo Tsiribihina
Today is our final morning on the river as we make the journey to Belo Sur Tsiribihina.
When we arrive, we’ll meet our 4×4’s and check into our hotel. The afternoon is free to relax, or we can take a little wander through the town, visiting the local market.
In the evening, we’ll have dinner and prepare for the next part of our journey up to Bekopaka and Tsingy De Bemaraha National Park.
- Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: Riverboat Trip, Local Market
Day 7: Bekopaka
After breakfast, we’ll continue north to Bekopaka, just outside of Tsingy De Bemaraha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This is an exciting journey, driving on some of Madagascar’s infamous ‘secondary’ roads (the type that feature on the Top Gear Madagascar special) and taking a couple of car ferry crossings across the Tsiribihina & Manambolo Rivers. Get ready for some off-roading!!!
Upon arrival, we’ll indulge in a leisurely lunch. Later in the afternoon, guests can opt for a village tour (included) or simply unwind, perhaps with a refreshing swim at our charming lodge, preparing for the exciting adventures that await tomorrow.
- Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: Bekopaka Village Tour
Day 8: Bekopaka
From Bekopaka we’ll travel into Tsingy De Bemaraha National Park to explore the incredible rock formations of Grande Tsingy*, one of the most spectacular natural landscapes in the world.
We’ll have a picnic lunch in the park, before returning to Bekopaka and then you will have the option (included) to visit Petite Tsingy (easy walk with no ropes) for sunset.
In the evening we’ll enjoy dinner together at the lodge.
* Please be aware that this involves some walking/climbing with ropes – not great if you’re afraid of heights. If you would prefer not to climb, we can organise canoeing down the Manambolo River gorge instead, which is also pretty amazing!
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: Tsingy De Bemaraha National Park (Grande Tsingy & Petit Tsingy)
Day 9: Kirindy
In the morning, we’ll leave Bekopaka, making the exciting journey south towards Morondava, spending the night in the Kirindy Forest Reserve.
Kirindy Forest is home to a stunning variety of plant and animal life, including eight lemur species, tenrecs, narrow-striped mongoose, giant jumping rat and the rare, fossa.
In the afternoon/evening, we’ll take a forest walk before relaxing at our lovely lodge.
- Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: Kirindy Forest Walk
Day 10: Morondava
After breakfast, we’ll take an early morning forest walk to look for more lemurs and other interesting species, before driving the short distance back to Morondava.
On the way, we’ll stop at the ‘Baobabs of Love’ and the very photogenic, Avenue of the Baobabs, where we’ll plant our own baobab trees.
The rest of the day is free to relax at the beach or hotel, use the pool or explore the town. Morondava is a bustling place with a great atmosphere.
In the late afternoon, we’ll return to the Avenue of the Baobabs for sunset and sundowners, followed by dinner at the hotel.
- Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: Kirindy Forest Walk, Baobabs of Love, Avenue of the Baobabs, Baobab Tree Planting
Day 11: Morondava
For those who want to, we can organise an optional sunrise visit to the stunningly beautiful Avenue of the Baobabs (additional cost).
After breakfast, we’ll visit a local Vezo tribe village.
Here you’ll enjoy delcious Malagasy food, energetic music and dance (you are welcome to join in or you can just watch), visit a traditional Malagasy healer and you will have the option to get your face painted traditional Malagasy style (Masonjaony).
In the afternoon, we return to Morondava and there will be some free time to visit the local markets/handicraft shops and taking a pousse-pousse (rickshaw) around town.
We’ll organise a group dinner for those who want to venture out. Morondava also has some nightlife for those who’d like to ‘move it, move it’!
- Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: Vezo Village
Day 12: Antananarivo
The morning is free to relax at the lodge or those who want to can visit a Betania, a different Vezo village and the nearby mangroves.
In Malagasy language, ‘Vezo’ literally means ‘the people who fish’, but the real definition is ‘to live with the sea’.
Around lunch time, we’ll fly back to Antananrivo to prepare for the final leg of the journey!
In the evening, we’ll have a group dinner at the hotel or a nearby restaurant.
- Meals: Breakfast
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: None
Day 13: Nosy Be
In the morning, we’ll take a tour of Madagascar’s capital, Antananarivo (as time allows – dependent on the internal flight times). We’ll visit some of the main attractions such as the Queen’s Palace, Route Digue Handicraft Market and Analakely Market.
We’ll stop for lunch at a local spot in the city centre.
In the afternoon, we’ll head to the airport to catch a short flight to the island of Nosy Be in the north of Madagascar.
In the evening we’ll have dinner and watch the sunset at our hotel right on the beach!
- Meals: Breakfast
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: Antananarivo Tour
Day 14: Nosy Sakatia
We’ll leave Nosy Be (for a couple of days) and take a morning boat transfer to Nosy Iranja, also known locally as ‘Turtle Island’ where it’s very common to see hawksbill and green turtles swimming in the waters around the island.
Nosy Iranja encompasses two main islands that are connected by a fine white sandbank (the picture-perfect image of Madagascar,) which is visible at low tide and half covered at high tide.
On the larger island, you’ll find a lighthouse designed by Gustav Eiffel who designed the Eiffel Tower.
We’ll then make our way to our new home, a hotel on the island of Nosy Sakatia, an important breeding ground for sea turtles.
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: Nosy Iranja, Snorkelling
Day 15: Nosy Sakatia
Today we’ll head out on an excursion looking for the magnificent whale sharks that migrate to the warm waters of Nosy Be between September and December.
Whale sharks are the biggest fish in the world, and despite being sharks, they are completely harmless to humans, only eating plankton, small fish, and shrimps.
Swimming with them is an unforgettable experience and we may even see some turtles, dolphins, humpback whales or Omura’s whales too.
The afternoon is free to explore the island and relax at the hotel before we have dinner together.
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: Whale Shark Excursion
Day 16: Nosy Komba & Nosy Be
Sadly we have to leave Nosy Sakatia today but we will console ourselves with a visit to Nosy Komba, a small island covered in rainforest.
During our excursion, we’ll visit the local fisherman’s village, a plant medicine garden, the market and enjoy a lovely island lunch!
Nosy Komba is also known as ‘Lemur Island’ due to its famous black lemurs that are very used to humans and protected by the local community.
We’ll have the opportunity to see the lemurs in the forest during our visit.
In the afternoon we’ll head back to Nosy Be for a farewell dinner!
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
- Accommodation: Hotel (Ensuite)
- Activities: Nosy Komba Tour, Lemur Park
Day 17: Departure Day
Today is always a sad day as we say goodbye to our new friends, but the memories and shared experiences of Madagascar will last a lifetime!
We can arrange the transfer to Nosy Be Airport or you can continue your Africa travels from there.
If you need any support with your pre or post-tour Africa travels, please don’t hesitate to contact us. It’s all part of the Rock My Adventure service!
*You can fly out directly from Nosy Be or take a flight back to Tana. If you fly back to Tana, you can either fly home in the evening, or we can arrange an extra hotel room for you that evening.
- Meals: Breakfast
- Accommodation: None
- Activities: None
Please bear in mind that the itinerary is subject to minor changes, ‘This is Africa’! But whatever happens, we’ll ensure you have an amazing trip!!
Have a question? Feel free contact us here or take a look at our FAQ’s page.
FAQ’s
Are there any visa or entry requirements?
Most visitors need a visa to enter Madagascar and these can be obtained on arrival, except if your passport is from Burundi or Palestine, in which case you need to apply in advance through an embassy.
Visa costs are currently as follows (these may be subject to change):
- 30 Days: 35 Euros / 37 USD / 115.000 MGA
- 60 Days: 40 Euros / 45 USD / 135.000 MGA
We will provide all the information you need to apply for these in the pre-departure information we send you upon booking.
Your passport needs to have at least 2 pages free for your stamps/visas and it needs to be valid for at least 6 months from your arrival.
How difficult is this trip/what is the physical activity level?
This trip is physically demanding, not so much because of fitness requirements but due to the endurance and robustness needed for African travel – and Madagascar takes this to another level.
Expect long, bumpy car rides, early mornings, and hot, dusty days – you’ll need to be ready to handle these challenges!
This trip is not recommended for anyone with back issues or injuries, as the rough roads in Madagascar can be particularly jarring, especially the road between Morondava and Bekopaka.
Is there an age limit for this trip?
The minimum age for the trip is 18.
There’s no upper age limit, however, we generally wouldn’t recommend this trip for anyone over the age of 70, given the physically demanding nature of the safaris – think long, bumpy car rides, heat, and early mornings.
But you know your own stamina, so if you are in good health, and are comfortable wth long/bumpy drives and with the backpacker/flashpacker style of travel, plus able to enjoy the company of a diverse age range, then you’re more than welcome to join us!
I get car sick, can I have a front seat in the cars?
As this is a group trip, you will be expected to rotate positions around the car/bus (this is non-negotiable), so we cannot guarantee a seat near the front of the car every day, so please ensure you have adequate travel sickness medication.
Where will we stay?
On this trip, we’ll stay in a mix of accommodations…
- Antananarivo: We will stay in two lovely hotels in Tana – a lovely hotel with a pool that is close to the airport and a city centre hotel with a wonderful restaurant.
- Antsirabe: We stay in a comfortable hotel in the heart of the city.
- Miandrivazo: We stay in a comfortbale hotel with a pool overlooking the Tsiribihina River.
- Tsiribihina River: We camp on the river in basic tents and shared toilet facilities. Please be aware that this is pretty basic, so bring your sense of adventure.
- Belo Tsiribihina: This is a basic guesthouse with ensuite rooms.
- Bekopaka: We will stay in a great hotel with a pool.
- Kirindy: We stay in a lovely hotel on the edge of the forest. The hotel has a pool to cool off in.
- Morondava: We stay in a homely hotel right on the beach, with a pool.
- Nosy Be: We stay in a great hotel right on the beach and close to the action.
- Nosy Sakatia: We’ll stay in a great hotel on the beach and with a pool.
If you are travelling solo you will be paired with a same-sex roommate in a twin room. If you are travelling with a friend or partner, you will share a twin room (or double if requested and available).
Can I have a private room?
All of our rooms are booked in advance as twins and the trip price is based on a twin-share basis.
If you would prefer a private room, please let us know. We may be able to accommodate this request, depending on availability and at an additional cost.
Please note that some of our accommodations have limited room availability, so we may not always be able to offer private rooms.
I want to extend my trip, is that possible?
If you arrive in Tana early or want to stay in Nosy Be longer, we can book additional accommodation at the hotel for you – subject to availability and extra cost.
If there is no availability or you want to stay somewhere else, we can suggest other places for you to book. You are also free to book your own accommodation elsewhere.
Which airport should I fly into/out of?
Arrival: You should fly into Ivato International Airport (TNR) in Antananarivo. We will have a welcome meeting in the bar of the hotel at 6pm, followed by dinner. So we would suggest that your flight lands before 3pm on arrival day.
Departure: You should fly out of Fascene Airport in Nosy Be (NOS). Several airlines fly internationally from Nosy Be including Ethiopian Airlines (Addis Ababa), Airlink (Johannesburg) and Austral Air (Reunion Island).
You can leave Nosy Be any time on departure day. You can also fly out of Antananarivo, but this will require a connecting flight.
Are airport transfers included?
We don’t include airport transfers, however we can arrange these for you and, where possible, we will try to arrange it so that you can share with another group member who is arriving/departing on the same flight.
Transfers from Antananarivo Airport to the hotel usually cost around 16€ per car.
Transfers from the hotel to Nosy Be Airport usually cost around 30€ for 1 to 4 people then 10€ per extra person.
How much spending money will I need?
Putting aside all your pre-trip costs and visas, people tend to spend between €400 – €500.
How much you spend will depend greatly on how much you drink, how much you shop and what extra activities you choose to do.
What luggage should I bring?
For your main luggage, you can bring a backapack or a suitcase, however backpacks are slightly more manageable and durable for travelling around Africa.
Please don’t bring hard cases as we sometimes struggle to fit them in the safari cars.
Only bring 1 big bag (we suggest no bigger than 80l) – even if your airline allows 2 x 23kg checked in bags.
Space in our safari cars is limited, so if you bring 2 big bags, your second bag will be the first one strapped to the roof.
You may be able to bring 2 smaller bags, if you want a large carry-on and a smaller checked luggage. As long as the total luggage capacity doesn’t exceed 80l.
Please be aware that you will need to carry/transport your own bags for short distances. Sometimes there will be someone to help (for a tip), but we cannot guarantee it, so a bag you can carry or wheel easily yourself is best.
You will also need to sleep with your bags (and your roommates bags) in the river tents – so don’t overpack.
You should also have a smaller day pack that you can use daily and that you will bring in the cars with you.
What transport do we use?
On this trip, we’ll have a mix of transport.
We’ll use a 24-seater coaster bus between Antananarivo and Miandrivazo.
We’ll travel by motorized riverboat down the Tsiribihina River.
When travelling between Bekopaka and Morondava, we’ll travel in smaller 4×4 jeep-type vehicles.
We’ll fly between Morondava/Antananarivo/Nosy Be.
We’ll travel by motorboat around the islands.
You may also take tuk tuks and taxis for short distances.
What do I need to bring/pack/wear?
Upon booking, we’ll send out comprehensive pre-departure information which lists everything you need to pack for your trip.
Generally, you don’t need any too ‘specialist’ for this trip!
Can I do laundry on the trip?
Most places we stay (except when we camp on the river) will have a laundry service for a fee.
Sometimes it’s machine wash, other times hand wash. There usually aren’t any self-service washing machines, but you can wash small items in the hotel sink.
You are best to do laundry at locations where we spend 2 nights – Bekopaka, Morondava and Nosy Sakatia. This will give the laundry chance to dry.
How can I stay online whilst travelling?
You’ll have WiFi at most of our accommodations, though it can be slow and unreliable at times. There is no WiFi when we are camping on the river.
If you don’t have an international SIM or eSIM, the best way to stay connected is by purchasing a local SIM card for your phone.
In Madagascar, the main networks are Telma and Orange.
Each provider offers various packages based on the length of your stay and your data needs, and topping up is straightforward if you need more data.
To obtain a local SIM card, you’ll need your passport, and your phone must be unlocked by your provider, so be sure to take care of this at least 10 days before your trip.
Will I need adapters for my electronics?
Madagascar uses European “Type C” plugs. If your devices use a different plug type, you’ll need an adapter.
Madagascar operates on 240V, while Tanzania uses 220V. Most modern electronics, like phone chargers and laptops, are dual voltage and can handle this range, so you’ll likely only need a plug adapter.
However, if your appliances aren’t compatible with these voltages, you’ll need a voltage converter.
What kinds of food will we have?
We’ll have a variety of food on the trip, including local food and more Western style meals. We will eat in restaurants, our hotels, have street food and some packed lunches. When we are in more remote areas, or after a long day of driving, we will often eat at the hotels.
The food choices are not always within our control and may be quite limited in some places. If you are the type of person who gets hangry, or if you like your home comfort food, or if you have specific dietary requirements (ie. vegan, dairy or gluten free) please bring snacks with you – just in case.
There is usually the opportunity to pick up snacks during the trip, but if you want something specific, please bring it with you.
Can you accommodate dietary restrictions?
If you have an allergy or a strong aversion to a certain food, please let us know beforehand so we can advise the chef. Please note that we cannot accommodate specific diets like keto/paleo/low carb etc.
Please be aware that what you say on your booking form is what is communicated to the hotels/activity providers. So if you decided to be a vegetarian/vegan on the week you filled in your booking form – that’s what we communicate and that’s what you will get.
If your food preferences/requirements change between the time you fill in your booking form and the trip – it is YOUR responsibility to let us know.
We always make sure that our suppliers are aware of any dietary requirements, however we cannot guarantee that there will not be cross-contamination or traces of allergens. The understanding of food allergies is not as comprehensive in Africa as it is in some parts of the world.
If your allergy is severe, you must travel with an epi-pen. If you are worried about this, please feel free to discuss this with us.
What meals & drinks are included on the trip?
Your trip includes 16 breakfasts, 8 lunches & 11 dinners
All other meals are on your own account.
Drinks and alcohol are not included unless otherwise stated.
Water may be included at some hotels, restaurants and activities.
Can I drink the tap water?
In Madagascar, it’s not advisable to drink tap water. We recommend using bottled or filtered water for both drinking and brushing your teeth.
Most hotels provide bottled or filtered water for these purposes. Where it’s not available, you can easily purchase bottled water from street vendors, shops, tourist spots, and hotels.
If you want to minimize plastic waste, consider these options:
- Bring your own reusable water bottle and buy a large plastic bottle (5 liters) from supermarkets to refill as needed.
- Consider a water bottle with a built-in filter, like a Lifestraw, though these are not suitable for brushing your teeth.
- For both drinking and brushing, you might want to invest in a UV water purifier, such as a Steripen or a LARQ Self-cleaning Water Bottle, which use UV light to kill bacteria. These are rechargeable but can be a more expensive upfront investment.
Is this trip for me?
I guess that’s up to you!
We’re hoping you’ve read the above, carefully to get an understanding of what the trip involves and if it’s suitable.
Lots of people love Rock My Adventure tours (see the Testimonial page) and we get tons of repeaters, but they aren’t for everyone, so you need to ensure that you are comfortable with our style of travel and being in a group.
If you’re the type of person who is easily annoyed by other people, likes ultimate luxury, wants everything their way, or wants to be in control all the time, wants a very formal trip or likes to moan a lot/be negative, then this probably isn’t the trip for you! 🙂
If you’re laid-back, fun, a team player, and adventurous – then sign right up!!
You know yourself, so you decide!
I have more questions, who can I ask?
Testimonials
“It was an amazing trip I would recommend to anyone.“
“The trip was amazing. It was seamlessly organised. We stayed in so many beautiful places. I think I saw more beautiful beaches on the trip than I have anywhere else I’ve travelled, and I loved the wildlife we saw. Our local guides were amazing and gave us a real insight into the culture, which was quite unique. Too many highlights to list them all but the ones that spring to mind are: one incredible day where we swam with dolphins, whale sharks and giant sea turtles (all wild, and the latter two multiple times), up there as one of my all time favourite travel days; an amazing night walk seeing lemurs and other wildlife up close for the first time, getting local canoes, watching the sun set with amazing scenery and locals playing music and dancing for us – it was one of those really special moments. And there were so many small moments in the group that brought a lot of fun and laughter to it all. It was an amazing trip I would recommend to anyone – perhaps particuarly to someone who has seen continental Africa and loves it but also fancies something a bit different – it is a very unique and amazing place!“
VICKI | UK
“Every day after was as impressive as the last.”
“The Rock My Madagascar Adventure was incredible. We saw and experienced so much in such a short space of time. I especially loved Isalo National Park and Ranomafana. Hearing the indris calling in Andasibe was magical too. The trip to Tsingy was a real adventure. The roads are something else, but it was amazing. It was even fun when our car got stuck in a river. Helen was a great group leader, with endless energy and Stella was a wonderful and informative local guide – I feel like we learned a lot about the culture of Madagascar and the all-important ‘Fady’. It was great to travel with a group of like-minded people. Madagascar can be a rough place to travel, but we did it as a team and had SO MUCH FUN. I want to do it all again.”
LAURA | UK
“Definitely the best holiday I have ever been on.”
“The pre-departure information was brilliant. The trips was genuinely fantastic. Really good mix of culture, wildlife, people and touristy/luxury things. I loved the village tour and time with locals, the whale sharks and the nights out! I enjoyed myself and it was fun to meet different characters and all learn how to gel together. I enjoyed the diversity of people on the trip. The accommodations were better than I expected, especially on the islands. The trip met my expectations, 100% and I would recommend Rock My Adventure. I loved all the guides and I enjoyed the different personalities and guiding styles.“
SOPHIE | UK
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