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Madagascar: The Eighth Continent
 Summary
Madagascar travel reveals a land filled with endemic species and stunning natural scenery. Madagascar separated from the east coast of Africa over 160 million years ago, and its isolation made it a living laboratory of evolution, with plants and animals found nowhere else on earth. Our leader, Jonathan Rossouw, has led many Madagascar wildlife expeditions and is a master at revealing the wonders of the world's "eighth continent" including many species of lemurs, chameleons, frogs, and birds on this in-depth Eco-Expedition.
Dates
September 5 – 22, 2008
(Other departures include September 4, 2009)
ActivitiesBirding, Hiking, Natural history, Photography
Eco Expeditions Land Program
Eco-Expeditions Trip
Day by Day Itinerary
Reports From The Field Madagascar: The Eighth Continent
An afternoon visit to the "Lemur Island" at Vakona offered superb photographic opportunities...
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