Comments on: Madagascar – Points to consider when planning your Madagascar Safari http://reviews.cedarberg-travel.com/madagascar-%e2%80%93-points-to-consider-when-planning-your-madagascar-safari/ Cedarberg Travel's reports and comments Thu, 21 Aug 2008 15:14:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.3 by: christine locke http://reviews.cedarberg-travel.com/madagascar-%e2%80%93-points-to-consider-when-planning-your-madagascar-safari/#comment-100 Fri, 16 Mar 2007 09:08:29 +0000 http://reviews.cedarberg-travel.com/madagascar-%e2%80%93-points-to-consider-when-planning-your-madagascar-safari/#comment-100 I made enquiries about visiting Madagascar with you at the end of last year but you didn't have trips for the period available to us (January February). Since we were already in Mozambique for 2 months we decided to go ahead and book with a tour operator in Tana. Everything you say in your comments is true and useful. We thoroughly enjoyed our 11 day trip with a guide/driver for the 2 of us. There were no enormous experiences but every day was a pleasure - wonderful scenery, visits to farmers, helping with rice-threshing, visiting a school, a fascinating 12 hour rail journey, amazing markets and charming people. We are quite elderly (65 and 72), adventurous but not intrepid travellers, and we found the relative flexibility of our own vehicle took away any strains. There were plenty of unscheduled events but nothing upsetting. I made enquiries about visiting Madagascar with you at the end of last year but you didn’t have trips for the period available to us (January February). Since we were already in Mozambique for 2 months we decided to go ahead and book with a tour operator in Tana. Everything you say in your comments is true and useful. We thoroughly enjoyed our 11 day trip with a guide/driver for the 2 of us. There were no enormous experiences but every day was a pleasure - wonderful scenery, visits to farmers, helping with rice-threshing, visiting a school, a fascinating 12 hour rail journey, amazing markets and charming people. We are quite elderly (65 and 72), adventurous but not intrepid travellers, and we found the relative flexibility of our own vehicle took away any strains. There were plenty of unscheduled events but nothing upsetting.

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