Ranomafana National Park

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• James Lee

  17 April 2018

  In living at the periphery of the park for close to three months at Centre ValBio, this easily was one of the best experiences of my life. Words cannot describe the feeling of awe and majesty in beholding the rainforest and the life within it, so go see it for yourself.

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• Ranto Victoire

  08 April 2018

  Ranomafana national park, home of the golden bamboo lemur.
  With the help of madasafari, a registered tour company based Madagascar, it was such a wonderful trip and beautiful place to go.
  A must see.

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• Cagan Hakki Sekercioglu

  18 January 2018

  Amazing biodiversity and great birding.

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• Md Shamim

  08 November 2017

  Very nice park

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• Salva Casaní

  27 October 2017

  Incredible sorry experience in which we saw plenty of lemurs in a very wild environment. The hike is very recommended

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• Ajit Kumar

  02 October 2017

  ओम शांति
  Increase greenery.

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• Monique Van Den Broek

  02 September 2017

  nice park. mainly redbreasted lemur seen, giraffe bug, just one. some iguanas. it was misty so most lemurs went into hiding. many tourists.

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• Jelle Van Der Giessen

  25 August 2017

  To watch the birds start at 6 or 5 in the morning. For the lemurs, you can start at 8 so you will spot them just after their breakfast. These lemurs are moving quit fast so you have to pick up the pace if you want to spot them. 2 hours can be enough but if you like to see the waterfall you can take an 8 hour hike.

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• Pedro El Toros

  25 August 2017

  Started at 8 in the morning. That's a good time to see a lot of Lemurs. They just have eaten and the are going to rest in the top of the trees. With our guide we've booked the 6-out trip. We've seen a lot of lemurs in two ours. The other 4 ours is also nice but the animals are asleep. But you will pass the big waterfall and the end is in the village.

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• Natalya Garcia

  31 March 2017

  Lemurs, chameleons and bugs abound! I did get a leech, as others have warned but I survived the enounter

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• Matthew Cawood

  04 October 2016

  Some of the best rain forest and wild life I've ever seen. The lemurs are elusive, but we got lucky with multiple sightings. The guide was professional and very knowledgeable.

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• Simone Dall'Angelo

  10 July 2016

  Simply amazing, be careful of leeches!

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• Mara Allen

  30 April 2016

  A must s

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• Riyaadh Ebrahim

  14 January 2016

  An amazing rain forest to hike through. You will see lemur and you probably will also pick up leeches. Unfortunately you have to go with a guide and it is quite pricey but don't skip it. Hint: wear boots that are well equipped for wet terrain as the wet rain forest floor can be extremely slippery. Also, wear pants and tuck them into socks otherwise you will have to pull plenty of leeches off your legs - there is no avoiding them though but do Not let it deter you. They are safe and easy to remove. Look out for comet moth. It's only found here

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