With all of its mammals found nowhere else on earth, Madagascar is undoubtedly a “must-see” destination for any wildlife enthusiast! Most celebrated for its amazing lemurs, at the top of many people’s wish list is certainly the Verreaux’s Sifaka. These remarkable “dancing” sifaka’s employ a most bizarre and comical form of locomotion while on the ground: with arms held upward and feet held together, they move by rapidly jumping sideways – truly an utterly unique phenomenon! They are also one of only a few species that are comfortable in Madagascar’s aptly named spiny forest and amazingly they are able to leap about on the viciously thorned plants without injury.

Berenty Reserve is the best place to view this lemur and its astonishing balletic dancing.  Join our journey to this remarkable island for an exploration of the magical Malagasy fauna.

INDRI Mammals of a Magical Island: 4th to 19th November 2012 (16 days), US$5,975 per person sharing.

Please click on the link above or contact the Indri office for further details.