
Here are three strikingly contrasting trekking journeys to choose from for October 2024, available as group departures.
This unique trek takes us to the discovery of breathtaking landscapes and a rare population. We traverse the mysterious Vavavato mountain range, rivaling perfectly with the Andringitra Massif, an exclusive offering by Détours Madagascar.
The crystalline base emerges, and the pink granite chaos enhances the alpine ambiance of this pristine universe, located at an average altitude of 2,000 meters and less than 150 km from the capital. This unspoiled region invites hikers on a remarkable itinerary of exploration.
On foot, we meet mountain dwellers who maintain their autonomy, living almost entirely self-sufficiently. Animist traditions are deeply rooted, and experts recognize these people as the guardians of Malagasy traditional rituals.

This itinerant hike takes place in one of Madagascar’s most beautiful mountain regions, the Andringitra range, located south of the Highlands.
Over six days of trekking, off the beaten path, you’ll explore a remarkably diverse area. To the north, stunning granite domes are interspersed with lush green valleys bustling with human activity, while to the south, powerful mountains form the Andringitra National Park, culminating at 2,658 meters with Pic Boby.
Throughout this trek, you will meet the traditionally hospitable and hardworking Betsileo people, offering an incredible insight into their villages, culture, and mountainous environment.
The journey concludes in the Tsaranoro Valley, dominated by towering cliffs, making it one of Madagascar’s most spectacular sites.

This incredible trek unveils extraordinary landscapes in a unique region at the heart of the ruiniform sandstone massif of Makay. This area harbors endemic flora and fauna within its powerful canyons, offering a haven of untouched biodiversity that will captivate you with its raw natural beauty.
Northern Makay is rarely explored, yet it is extraordinarily diverse. Our journey on foot allows for an intimate immersion in this stunning natural environment.
The region’s spectacular and intricate geomorphology has enabled groups of original animals and plants to thrive in unexplored canyons, evolving in isolation to the point of giving rise to new species. Lemurs are abundant in these remote forests, but they are more often glimpsed than closely observed, as they are unaccustomed to human presence.

Adventure and discovery with a confirmed departure
Navigation on the Tsiribihina River, Western Highlights, and the Tsingy of Bemaraha
October 2–11 (Antananarivo to Antananarivo)
October 10–19 (Antananarivo to Antananarivo)
Western highlights and the Tsingy of Bemaraha
October 12–19 (Antananarivo to Antananarivo)
