When visiting Madagascar, be prepared for unexpected delays and be very careful what you eat & drink, as things do not always run to plan in Madagascar, where western-style tourism is still relatively new
Malaria tablets are recommended.
Vaccinations usually advised: Diphtheria, Hepatitis A, Tetanus, Typhoid (sometimes also: Hepatitis B, Rabies, TB)
Ariary (MGA) - but tourists use Euro or USD Dollar
Light aircraft – Luggage should be in soft bags and there is often a weight restriction of 12kg
Safari – Dress in neutral colours and take a warm jacket or fleece for evening and winter game drives. Don’t forget your binoculars and cameras
Plugs - Type C and E. Current is 220 volts
Passport – Needs to be valid for 6 months after return date
Tipping – Standard practice in Madagascar. As a guide – Waiters 10%, Porters USD1per bag, Guide USD5 per person per day.
Water – It is recommended to drink bottled water