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When to go to Madagascar

The best time to visit Madagascar is from August to November, although this very large island has a hot tropical climate with different weather patterns in different regions.
 
The south, central and west regions can be visited all year round, but are best from May to November, when there is little rain and temperatures are not as hot. Rainfall is spread more evenly throughout the year in the northwest around Anjajavy & Nosy Be.
 
The eastern rainforests are best visited during their dry season from August to November, when the lemurs give birth to their young - but take rain gear all year round and avoid the cyclone season from late January to March.
 
Whale watching is best from June to September and birding is best during the breeding season from September to November. Botanists find mid-November to December very rewarding, and April is best for reptiles.
 
2by2 Holidays are Africa & Indian Ocean specialists so please do email or ring us on 01582 766122 for advice on the best time to visit Madagascar.