Madagascar's summer season runs from November to March, featuring warm and humid weather with temperatures ranging from 75°F to 86°F. This is also the rainy season, with frequent heavy downpours. While the lush landscapes and vibrant flora make it a fantastic time for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers, travel can be challenging due to wet conditions and potential cyclones.

Why Visit Madagascar?
Madagascar, an island nation located off the southeastern coast of Africa, is a land of extraordinary biodiversity and natural wonders. Covering approximately 587,000 square kilometers, it is the world’s fourth-largest island.
Isolated for millions of years, Madagascar’s unique ecosystems have given rise to a stunning array of endemic species, including the charismatic lemurs, colorful chameleons, and diverse birdlife. The nation’s capital, Antananarivo, is a vibrant center of culture and commerce, reflecting the rich blend of Malagasy, African, Asian, and French influences. Madagascar’s history is marked by the settlement of Austronesian peoples, who established a unique culture, language, and belief system.