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Common brown lemur found throughout Madagascar

Passage from the Seychelles to Madagascar

February 24 - March 09, 2026
Length: 14 days
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Cruise through nine islands in the Seychelles and Madagascar archipelagos. During guided nature hikes, encounter extraordinary wildlife, tropical vegetation and geological wonders. Discover the kaleidoscope of underwater life while snorkeling in pristine waters. Marvel at unique endemic fauna, including giant tortoises, agile lemurs and one of the world’s smallest chameleons.

Early booking and full payment discounts may be available.

Operated by Gohagan & Co.

Tour Highlights

  • Embark on a memorable passage through the Indian Ocean from Mahe Island, Seychelles, to Madagascar on a 10-night cruise aboard a deluxe small ship.
  • Discover extraordinary wildlife, lush tropical vegetation and geological wonders during guided nature hikes on the Seychelles archipelago and Madagascar’s islands.
  • Visit La Digue Island’s famed Anse Source d’Argent beach to see its dazzling white sand, emerald water and unique granite rock formations.
  • Search for the rare, indigenous magpie-robin and view native sea turtles on Aride Island.
  • Witness massive Aldabra giant tortoises and wild sea coconuts, and visit the historic old leper colony on Curieuse Island.
  • Discover unique biodiversity and rich underwater life while snorkeling amid pristine waters and coral reefs on Curieuse, Rémire, St. François, Nosy Hara and Nosy Tanikely islands.
  • Board Zodiacs for cruises around several islands to view their stunning coastlines.
  • Venture to the remote Saint François and Farquhar atolls, ring-shaped coral reefs formed by underwater volcanoes.
  • Observe the amusing, agile native Maki Macaco lemurs on a guided hike in Nosy Komba Island’s lush rainforest.
  • In Madagascar’s port city of Antsiranana, admire French colonial architecture and stroll the old covered market.
  • Behold the otherworldly geological phenomenon of Tsingy Rouge Reserve’s jagged, intense, red-hued formations.

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