The southwestern part of the island and a detour to the central east coast promise the best birdwatching opportunities and spectacular landscapes featuring baobabs, rainforests, and idyllic islands.

On this trip, we’ll travel from the hot west of Madagascar, with its iconic baobabs, to the humid east coast. Along the way, we’ll see a wide variety of lemurs and birds in their natural habitats.

Together, we'll explore some of the most spectacular national parks and reserves in northern Madagascar. Silky sifakas, the Helmet Vanga, and a variety of rare chameleons are on our list of photo subjects.

As a master of photography and Madagascar specialist, I have been organizing photo tours and wildlife expeditions to this unique island since 1995. Together with our experienced on-site team, we’ll take you to places we’ve known for decades — always with the utmost respect for nature and a focus on extraordinary photographic opportunities.
Madagascar is a paradise for nature photographers. Rare lemurs, endemic birds, extraordinary chameleons, and quirky geckos—a wildlife found nowhere else on Earth. Whether it’s wildlife photography, birdwatching, herping, macro photography, or landscape photography: We know the animals’ habitats, the best times to travel, and the unique challenges of nature photography.
Our philosophy is clear: small groups, in-depth knowledge of wildlife, personalized attention, and plenty of time for what really matters — photography and experiencing the wilderness. Only four guests — more time for extraordinary shots.