Experience Some Of The Best National Parks In Unique Madagascar
Andasibe National Park and Lemur Island
Moreover, this forested area of Madagascar is also home to grey bamboo lemurs, common brown lemurs and woolly lemurs. Occasionally, black-and-white ruffed lemurs can also be found, as well as the nocturnal tenrec, a mammal resembling the hedgehog.
Berenty Reserve, Madagascar
Amber Mountain National Park
The park hosts a wealth of wildlife. Here, 35 species of bird can be spotted, making it the ideal place for birders. Meanwhile, the park hosts crowned lemurs, Sanford’s brown lemurs and a range of the country’s fascinating chameleons. Among these is the world’s smallest chameleon, which is roughly the size of a fingernail and is pictured below.
In fact, there are around 60 reptile species endemic to the national park, including 35 frog species and leaf-tailed geckos. Meanwhile, around 40 butterfly species can be seen flying around among the trees.
Find more information about the magnificent national parks of Madagascar on the official website here.