When is the best time to visit Madagascar?

July to September brings humpback whales and calm, clear seas. April to June is warm and dry with great diving visibility. October to November is peak whale watching and marine life. December to March is hot and rainy with cyclone risk and turtle hatchlings on select beaches.

Where should I go in Madagascar?

Miavana Private Island on Nosy Ankao for pristine reefs, boat safaris and luxe seclusion, and Tsara Komba for forest-fringed beaches, snorkeling and guided walks. We tailor routes and lodge choices to your pace and style.

What wildlife and marine life can I expect?

Sea turtles, humpback whales in season, dolphins, vibrant coral reefs and lemurs on nearby islets. Madagascar holds exceptionally high endemism across species, making every outing unique.

What experiences can you arrange?

Diving and snorkeling, kayaking, boat safaris for whales and dolphins, guided forest walks to see lemurs and birds, and relaxed barefoot beach dinners. Every journey is custom planned.

Is Madagascar suitable for families, couples or solo travelers?

Yes. We match villas and room types to your group, design balanced days on water and on land, and coordinate logistics door to door for families, couples or solo travelers.

MADAGASCAR

Madagascar is an island of wild beauty, where powder-soft beaches meet turquoise seas and coral reefs teem with life. From Time + Tide’s Miavana Private Island to Tsara Komba’s forest-fringed shores, explore rare wildlife, pristine sands, and ocean adventures in one of the world’s most untouched marine environments.

Explore Experience Inspiration

Palm framed deck set for two at sunset with calm sea and glowing lanterns, Miavana, Nosy Ankao, Madagascar.

Island Paradise & Ocean Adventures

Wake to the sound of waves on Miavana’s private shores, dive into coral gardens alive with fish and turtles, and set out on boat safaris to spot humpback whales. Then retreat to Tsara Komba, where forest trails meet golden beaches and days unfold in barefoot luxury.

Colorful reef fish weaving over a coral garden in clear water near Nosy Komba, Madagascar.

Thatched villas tucked into tropical forest above a rocky turquoise shoreline on Nosy Komba, Madagascar.

QUICK FACTS

80% species endemic
5,000 km coastline
Humpback whales Jul-Sep
Year-round turtle nesting
World-class diving sites

Shaded private picnic set beneath coastal trees on a white sand beach with bright turquoise water, Nosy Komba, Madagascar.

Experiences & Highlights

From Miavana Private Island, explore Nosy Ankao’s reefs, spot whales and dolphins, and discover lemurs on nearby islets. At Tsara Komba, enjoy snorkeling, kayaking, and guided forest walks before unwinding on secluded beaches. Madagascar offers the perfect blend of marine discovery, tropical landscapes, and luxurious seclusion.