BBC TravelSep 11I drove 2,500km across Madagascar to find the world's last lemursOne epic road trip connects Madagascar's richest wildlife, most spectacular landscapes and the world's last lemurs.Madagascar's lemur highway10 sights in this storyindriSightlargest lemur species, known to few enthusiastsAndringitra massifSightsearch for tree boas in its shadowRN7Public artworkMadagascar's lemur highwayElsewhereAvenue of the BaobabsAttractionMorondava, Madagascarfamous dirt road lined with towering baobab treesMitsinjo ReserveSightMitsinjo, Madagascarhome to the largest lemur species on EarthRanomafana National ParkSightRanomafana, Madagascardense jungle with red-bellied and bamboo lemursAnja Community ReserveSightAnja, Madagascarsunbathe on boulders surrounded by ring-tailed lemursIsalo National ParkSightIsalo, Madagascarhiking within ruiniform plateau and jagged canyonsTsingy de Bemaraha National ParkSightTsingy de Bemaraha, Madagascarunique stone forests host many endemic lemursKirindy ReserveSightKirindy, Madagascarall about nocturnal wildlife, including fossaRead the full piece at BBC Travel →
