MADAGASCAR TOURS
ORCHIDS OF MADAGASCAR
For the discovery of orchids, two elements are essential: The place and the season. We propose two distinct periods: February to March and October to November
February and March are 30 % for Epiphyte Orchids and 70% for Terrestrial Orchids. We will visit rainforests. The sites included are Angavokely, the park of Perinet and its surrounding reserves, and the edge of the forest of the East in Antoetra. We will also visit the park of Ranomafana in the rainforest.
October and November are 70 % for Epiphyte Orchids and 30% for Terrestrial Orchids. We will visit rainforests and savannah areas. The sites included are Anjozorobe, the park of Perinet and its surrounding reserves, and the park of Ranomafana in the rainforest. Further south, we visit the dry region of Isalo and Zombitse. Two other elements are very important: A very good guide who is knowledgeable and passionate about orchids, and a leisurely pace of travel to allow you to search, study, list and photograph. This specialized tour ensures you to be in the right place, at the right time, with the right people.
Species found in February and March
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An expert and passionate guide Carefully selected sites A rhythm to allow the search, study and photography of the orchids
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INSIDER JOURNEYS
Aerangis punctata, Angraecum tenellum, A., Cynorkis andringitrana, Benthamia exilis, Cynorkis aurantiaca, Cyno uniflora, Calanthe madagascariensis, bulbo toilliezae, B.discilabium, Cynorkis calanthoides,C. purpurascens, Angraecum lecomtei, Angraecum viguieri, Phais pulchellus, Gastrorchis humblotti, Angraecum rhynchoglossum, Bulbophyllum longiflorum, Polystachya tsinjoarivensis, Bulbophyllum occlusum, Bulbophyllum conchidioides, bulbo sp, Aeranthes grandiflora Cynorkis elegans, Angraecum ochraceum, bulbo pervillei, Bulb longiflorum, B.minutum, Aeranthes grandiflora, Aeranthes grandiflora, Angraecum ochraceum, Angraecum ochraceum, Grammangis ellisii, Angreacum litorale, Benthamia bosseri, Aerengis ellisii, cyno bimaculata, Cyno hians, Disa
