Ranomafana National Park
"Discover hidden waterfalls, golden lemurs, and jungle mysteries in one of Madagascar’s richest rainforests."
Visit nearby thermal springs — relax in the natural hot waters of Ranomafana village after your rainforest adventure.
Part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site — it belongs to the Rainforests of the Atsinanana for its global ecological importance.
Scientific exploration — the park is home to Centre ValBio, a world-renowned research station, where conservation and research change lives.
Explore lush tropical rainforest landscapes — with rivers, waterfalls, and misty mountain trails.
Home to the critically endangered Golden Bamboo Lemur — a rare species found only here and nowhere else on Earth.
Spot up to 12 different species of lemurs — including the beautiful Milne-Edwards' sifaka and the shy Greater Bamboo Lemur.
Rich birdlife and reptiles — colorful kingfishers, ground rollers, leaf-tailed geckos, and some of the world’s smallest frogs!
Night walks along the park edge — discover secretive nocturnal creatures like tiny mouse lemurs and chameleons glowing under torchlight.
- Wildlife enthusiasts and biodiversity lovers
- Adventure travelers
- Eco-tourists and conservation supporters
- Families looking for accessible yet thrilling rainforest experiences
- A living Eden where new species are still being discovered today!
- One of the best places in Madagascar for lush jungle hikes — vibrant, alive, and full of surprises around every corner.
"Book a night walk just outside the park’s entrance — it’s the best (and safest) way to spot mouse lemurs, chameleons, and glowing insects in the dark."
