Madagascar - The Best of the Best
Tana to Masoala and Tsingy Program, October 2-19 2011
Escorted by: Cindi LaRaia

The prehistoric breakup of the Gondwana supercontinent separated the Madagascar-Antarctica-India landmass from the Africa-South America landmass around 135 million years ago. Madagascar later split from India around 88 million years ago, allowing plants and animals on the island to evolve in complete isolation. Consequently, Madagascar is a biodiversity hotspot in which over 80% of its plant and animal species are found nowhere else on Earth. These are dispersed across a variety of ecoregions, broadly divided into eastern and south-central rain forest, western dry forests, southern desert and spiny forest. Unique species such as lemurs in Madagascar's many national parks, are classified as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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Tana to Masoala and Tsingy Program Oct 2-19 2011 - Itinerary in Details.
   
   
PRICE PER PERSON: USD $8750.00 per person sharing double or twin room
Single Room Supplement : USD $1041.00 person in single room
(Price includes local flights only and as per inclusions and exclusions)
NOTE:Pricing based on 2 or more people travelling.
The trip cost originates in EURO, converted to USD. The rate can fluctuate based on current rate of exchange at the time of quoting. This rate is subject to change.
***This is a reduced rate as this is a new itinerary that I have worked on for 6 months with painstaking effort! I am escorting this trip and would like to have fun easy going people to join me with the understanding, this will most likely be the most bloody amazing trip ever! But since I have not been to most of these places I have picked (yet have done amazing time consuming research on), I have reduced the price for this year to see if this the way I want to offer this 'Reconnaissance trip'!!!***
*due to last minute flight changes in country the itinerary is a bit longer – the small change is offered upon request.
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