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According to Tripadvisor travelers, these are the best ways to experience V.O.I.M.M.A. Community Reserve: Madagascar Wildlife Tour for 02 days (From $654.63) Visit to Andasibe National Park (From $817.24) 2-Day Private Tour of Andasibe National Park (From $693.46) 5 Days Private Tour in Eastern Madagascar (From $1,054.06) 9 Days East of Madagascar Tour (From $1,930.60)

V.O.I.M.M.A. Community Reserve - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

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Visit to Andasibe National Park
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$1,537.39
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Madagascar Wildlife Tour for 02 days
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$652.68
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10 Days South of Madagascar Classic Tour
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$2,142.78
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2-Day Private Tour of Andasibe National Park
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$691.40
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Madagascar 7 Days Baobabs and Lemurs Tour
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$1,338.54
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5 Days Private Tour in Eastern Madagascar
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$1,050.92
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9 Days East of Madagascar Tour
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$1,924.85
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Lemur Day Tour at Andasibe Rainforest and Vakona Lodge Reserve
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$299.00
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Private Tour for the Highlights of Madagascar
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$3,152.77
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Trekking, Hiking And Tours Madagascar
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$210.97
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$1,407.20
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Descent of the Tsiribihina and visit of the Tsingy de Bemaraha park
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$1,393.85
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Tailormade 15 Days Adventure from Antananarivo, Madagascar
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$2,433.71
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Madagascar Wildlife Tour 14D/13N
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(SOUTH TOUR) RN 7 (National Road 7)
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TAMAN1951

Liberty Lake, WA6,463 contributions

Excellent park

Oct 2019 • Solo

Well maintained trails really help the trek through the forest to see the creatures.

Lemur of course are the stars but do not overlook the other critters. Frogs, insects, chameleon and even a snake.

Three hours just about wore me out but so worth it.

Do not miss this one.

Written October 29, 2019

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Christine

44 contributions

Best park we visited!

Jul 2019 • Family

We visited this communities park three times, once at night, once in the morning, and once in the afternoon, and it delivered amazing safari experiences! We saw many different types of lemurs, chameleons, and frogs. We heard indri singing, saw camouflaged chameleons and the smallest chameleon. It is very close to Mantadia Forest Lodge, where we stayed, so we managed to pop in for a couple of hours walk on travel days. Thierry, our guide, was very knowledgeable and speaks excellent English. The park also has a very nice shop. All fees directly benefit the local community, so it felt like responsible tourism as well.

Written July 22, 2019

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MattiasAndIda

94 contributions

Very interesting community run Reserve

Oct 2016 • Couples

After visiting the Andasibe national park we spent the afternoon in this smaller community run reserve. The entry fee supports the local villagers, that also educate guides and have small reforestation projects in the area.

The visit was interesting both because of the guide (Honore) who spoke english quite well and therefore was able to explain the history of the site and the animals.

Though covering a small area, we saw indris, Parsons Chameleon, Tenrecs,Drongo, an own and common brown lemurs.

Written November 6, 2016

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Gloria S

Taipei, Taiwan88 contributions

The Night Tour Was Not That Impressive

Feb 2020

We walked up and down the trail in darkness with just our guide's torch, Maybe we came the wrong season, we didn't see any lemurs, fossa (?) or any animals. We saw a baby elephant-ear chameleon. The trip has to end shortly because our guide was stung by something on the wooden-rail and was in pain. Something I was worried it might happen to us when we went on a night tour.

Written February 13, 2020

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Bai

Beijing, China22 contributions

good

Oct 2019

small park , you take two hours walking , we saw one orange chameleon , very beautiful , it is a cheap park , but you can see a lot of animals, it is valued .

but the guide is not good for English , so it is hard to communicate .

Written January 13, 2020

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Katana107

Abbotsford, Canada244 contributions

Beautiful walk!

Nov 2019

I really enjoyed my night walk (the forest one ) and my day time walk. On the day walks, we saw brown lemurs and the indri indri up close. We saw a parson's chameleon and several leaf tailed geckos. On the night walk, we saw a small species of chameleon, leaf tailed chameleon, nocturnal lemur (I can't remember the name) and a mouse lemur.

Written December 22, 2019

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Katrien S

Ghent, Belgium1,982 contributions

Excellent community park that can be visited at night

Sep 2019

We visited this park twice, once for a night (well evening as it was dark around 6 pm) hike and once in the morning. Both times we spotted (well more precisely, our guide) several different types of lemur. The guide was also patient enough, as a result we saw the mouse, sport lemur (both at night), and diadem sifaka and the Indri (during the day hike) from very nearby. The guide we had was excellent. A real advantage is that the night hike is in the park, not along the road as is the case for all the national parks.

Written October 25, 2019

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Las Buganvillas

Cartagena, Colombia901 contributions

Great opportunity to see Indri Indri

Sep 2019

This community reserve was set up about ten years ago both to promote environmental protection and also to provide local community with jobs. The advantage is that you are virtually guaranteed to see Madagascar´s largest lemur, Indri Indri. This animal is not only fascinating to watch but also to listen too. Guides have tapes of their extraordinary "language" to which they respond "live". It is quite a spectacle.
There is also a sacred tree the only one of its kind in Madagascar which has become a place of pilgrimage to devoted people who asked a wish, and got it granted, whereupon they have to sacrifice a zebu.

Written September 19, 2019

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Pol Sintes

Darmstadt, Germany8 contributions

Excellent Park run by the community

Jun 2019 • Couples

We visited VOI MMA in the afternoon after visiting Andasibe National Park. This park is in the same area of the national park but is run by the local community. The park has less tourist so is a very quiet place to spot wildlife. We saw different types of lemurs, chamaleons and geckos.
We would recommend to anyone in the area to visit this park. It just takes a couple of hours and is much less crowded than the national park.

Written June 6, 2019

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Michigan_Chipshot

Michigan3,619 contributions

Small Local Reserve Rivals National Parks.

Aug 2018 • Family

We hiked the well-kept trails and enjoyed seeing (and hearing) several species of lemur. Visitors must be guided. Binoculars and telephoto lenses are essential.

Written October 13, 2018

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