Location
  • Madagascar
Length
1 to 12 weeks

Program Details

Timeframe
Year Round
Housing
Guesthouse
Groups
Small Group (1-15) Medium Group (16-30)
Travel Type
Older Travelers Solo Women

Pricing

What's Included
Accommodation Activities Airport Transfers Meals Transportation
What's Not Included
Airfare Travel Insurance Visa
Nov 03, 2023
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About Program

Madagascar is your gateway to adventure and conservation. With over 1,600 kilometers of coastline hugging rainforests, beaches and exotic wildlife, it's like stepping into a nature-lover's dream.

As a volunteer in Madagascar, you're not just an observer; you're an active participant. You'll dive into two incredible worlds: community development and wildlife conservation. You could find yourself teaching local children or empowering women. Or you could join the wild side – gathering data on captivating creatures like lemurs, chameleons and sea turtles. It's the ultimate blend of making a positive impact and exploring nature's wonders.

Whether it's stargazing on the beach, savoring mouthwatering local cuisine, or bonding with fellow volunteers around a bonfire, Madagascar offers unforgettable moments.

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Program Highlights

  • Lemur sightings: Encounter black lemurs as they roam freely in Lokobe National Park, offering memorable wildlife encounters.
  • Scenic hikes: Embark on breathtaking treks to Lokobe's highest peak, showcasing stunning ocean and island views.
  • Breathtaking biodiversity: Immerse yourself in three unique ecosystems – rainforest, ocean and tropical coast – all in one location, surrounded by awe-inspiring biodiversity.
  • Marine adventures: Dive into the marine wonders of Nosy Tanikely, where you can snorkel and swim in Madagascar's marine protected area, surrounded by vibrant coral ecosystems.
  • Culinary delights: Learn to prepare traditional Malagasy dishes during cooking classes.

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Madagascar project work

Join us in Nosy Be's ancient rainforest. Trek through ancient forests counting lemurs and restoring their home. Participate in biodiversity surveys, recording chameleons and tiny frogs. And when you're not in the jungle, relax on the protected beach – snorkel, go to local night markets, and simply lie on the beach with your new friends and enjoy island life.

Madagascar project work

Join us on the edge of Lokobe National Park in Nosy Be aiding park rangers in English literacy for conservation and enhancing children's education. Immerse in community workshops and make the most of free time with ocean adventures. Explore national parks, visit the local market, relax on the beach, or wander the bustling streets of Nosy Be on weekends.

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