Ankarana National Park was founded in 1956 in the region of Diana, 90 km south of Antsiranana. Successive erosions have shaped the landscape into fascinating eroded limestone called “tsingy”. Deep caves which shelter bats, underground rivers which frame the park, but you will find amazing canyons as well. Ankarana Park contains a large population of lemurs, species of birds and endemic cave-living crocodiles. One of greatest Ankarana park attractions is the Suspension Bridge on Big Tsingy of Benavony.

Located in the region of Andapa and Sambava and considered as a National Park since 1998, Marojejy especially consists of primary forests which home almost 118 bird species, 11 of lemur species which involve the endemic Silky sifaka, carnivores such as the Ring-tailed mongoose, the Fossa and 148 reptile and amphibian species. Marojejy comprises a very large surface of dense humid rainforest, mountain forests, fern plants and more than 50 palm species.

Covering a total surface of 185km² and known for its crater lakes and waterfalls, Amber Mountain is located 30km southwest of Diego Suarez, in Joffreville. Established in 1958, the park gives shelter to a great density of animal species such as lemurs, fossa and endemic birds like the Amber Mountainrock-thrush and reptiles which include the smallest chameleon of the world « the Brookesia ambreenis ». The most visited area of the park is the « Sacred Waterfall »..

Baly Bay is located in the southwest of Mahajanga, in the region of Boeny and covers a total surface of 58 km². The Park is characterized by a warm and sub-humid climate. The symbolic species within the Park is the endemic ploughshare tortoise « the Angonoka ».   The park comprises dense forests and also marine biodiversity at the same time. Diverse populations of animal species are to be seen. Both aquatic animals and terrestrial live in this area. The park homes more than 118 species of birds, 13 primates which encompasse the bamboo lemur, the Decken’s sifaka and some variety of reptiles.

Namoroka National Park is situated in the northwestern region of Madagascar in the province of Mahajanga and 50 km south of Soalala. Established in 1927, the Tsingy of Namoroka is made up of eroded limestone and extends over 22.227 ha on which grow varieties of baobabs and other vegetations. The Tsingy of Namoroka also possesses caves and deep canyons which frame its landscape. Other types of animal species also live in the surrounding such as lemurs and water birds.  

Masoala is the wettest and largest special reserve of Madagascar associated with Nosy Mangabe Special Reserve. It is found in the province of Antsiranana. 
​Masoala is a particular area as the edge of its forest meets the sea which is not that common in other regions of Madagascar. It houses the greatest density of animal species in the entire Island and even in the world as it comprises for example around 3,001 fish species, other numerous kinds of lemurs such as the aye-aye which is the highlighted species within the park and specimens like small frogs or the Leaf-tailed gecko, a strange lizard which thanks to its disguise melts perfectly into the background. The park has at the same time beautiful beaches and amazing rainforests, coastal forests, mangrove forests and flooded forests which are parts of the Park’s beauty.

North Mananara is classified among the UNESCO Biosphere Reserves and is found 250 km north of Tamatave, in Analanjirofo region. It is particular for its coral riffs which compose the marine area and its rainforests constituting the terrestrial one. 

This beautiful mix of both tropical and costal atmosphere presents the wealth of the park’s ecosystem. On the one hand, tropical rainforests are home to diverse mammals such as the Indri, the aye-aye or the brown mouse lemur and other types of fauna. On the other hand, the marine reserve which extends around 1000km² holds a variety of marine animals as the humpback whale, over 180 kinds of fish and even dugongs.

A National Park accessible to visitors since 2006, Kirindy Mitea lies over 70 km south from Morondava and is located near Belo sur Mer in the Menabe region. It comprises 11 mammal species, which encompasses the most numerous lemur species in the whole world like the Dancing Verraux sifaka, ring-tailed lemur, red-tailed sportive lemur, 10 species of amphibians, more than 20 species of reptiles, 90 species of butterflies and birds including the pink flamingos. It has been classified among the new reserves of the UNESCO Biosphere. On the one hand, we can notice the sandy aspect of the park: with sand dunes. On the other hand, it has its thorny forests, mangroves and other types of forests.

The park of Zombitse is located on the national road RN7, in the region of Atsimo Andrefana, 841km from Antananarivo, which means 17 hours by car. In other ways, 147 km from Toliara and 360 km from Fianarantsoa. With a hot and dry tropical climate, Zombitse is unique for its famous bird watching activity by which numerous ornithologists and birdwatchers can admire fantastical species such as Couas, Appert’s tetraka, Sakalava Weaver that most of them are endemic to the park. This park is home to the greatest population of birds in the Island, this is an opportunity not to be missed.