Wildlifeof Madagascar
Wildlife in Masoala National Park
Analanjirofo / Sava
The island's largest national park, a remote north-eastern peninsula where lowland rainforest meets coral reef and the sea. It is the home of the red ruffed lemur and a strong place for the aye-aye, leaf-tailed geckos, small chameleons, tomato frogs and a long list of rainforest birds. Access is by boat or small plane, so it suits trips with time to spare.
Highlights
- Red ruffed lemurs
- Aye-ayes and leaf-tailed geckos
- Rainforest meeting the sea
Top wildlife targets
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Quick answers
- What wildlife can you see in Masoala National Park?
- Top wildlife targets in Masoala National Park include Red Ruffed Lemur, Aye-aye, White-fronted Brown Lemur, Eastern Woolly Lemur, Common Leaf-tailed Gecko, Satanic Leaf-tailed Gecko, Plated Leaf Chameleon, Panther Chameleon, Tomato Frog and Madagascar Serpent-Eagle. Highlights: Red ruffed lemurs.
- Where is Masoala National Park?
- Masoala National Park is in Analanjirofo / Sava, Madagascar (about -15.65°, 50.18°).
- What are the highlights of Masoala National Park?
- Red ruffed lemurs, Aye-ayes and leaf-tailed geckos and Rainforest meeting the sea.