Wildlifeof Madagascar
Wildlife in Marojejy National Park
Sava
A rugged granite massif in the north-east, with forest rising from lowland rainforest to mossy mountain forest and open heath near the summit. A steep trail with simple camps leads to the home of the silky sifaka, one of the rarest and most striking lemurs, and the park also holds the aye-aye, tenrecs and several local reptiles and frogs.
Highlights
- Silky sifaka
- Camps on a steep forest trail
- Local chameleons and frogs
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Quick answers
- What wildlife can you see in Marojejy National Park?
- Top wildlife targets in Marojejy National Park include Silky Sifaka, Aye-aye, White-fronted Brown Lemur, Red Ruffed Lemur, Naturelle Leaf Chameleon, Panther Chameleon, Common Leaf-tailed Gecko and Climbing Mantella. Highlights: Silky sifaka.
- Where is Marojejy National Park?
- Marojejy National Park is in Sava, Madagascar (about -14.44°, 49.71°).
- What are the highlights of Marojejy National Park?
- Silky sifaka, Camps on a steep forest trail and Local chameleons and frogs.