Parks & Recreation in Antananarivo

Lemurs' Park is located 25 km from the center of Antananarivo in Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. You will discover 7 species of lemurs roaming free in a 5 hectare botanical park planted with 11,000 endemic trees, on the RN 1 before Imerintsiatosika at PK 22.5

The lemur, symbol of the endemic fauna of the Island of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, is undoubtedly one of the most endearing animals on our planet

The observation of these fabulous mammals in the wild, is becoming increasingly rare because of deforestation.

Lemurs' Park was created in order to introduce this surprising animal to the greatest number, to all enthusiasts, lovers of nature and to allow, over the years and births, to reintroduce lemurs into their natural environment born in the park.

A sacred challenge that we hope to complete!

At the gates of the capital, the magic of free lemurs!

A privileged place, preserved and maintained with passion.

This 5 hectare domain, bordered by the Katsaoka river, currently hosts 9 species of lemurs from different regions of Madagascar, but also other essential representatives of the Malagasy fauna and flora.

75,000 students and 2,500 teachers from Antananarivo Primary Public Schools benefited from the green class outing program at Lemurs'Park for free between December 2008 and May 2018.

Crocfarm is an animal and botanical park where visitors can discover crocodiles, lemurs, chameleons, baobabs, and other endemic species of Madagascar just 3 km from Antananarivo international airport.
Today, after 25 years of existence, Crocfarm has embarked on an awareness-raising policy for the protection of the fauna and flora that make up Madagascar's biodiversity.
Crocfarm’s ambition is to eventually become a biosphere where we will find the significant diversification of Malagasy ecological niches with animal and plant species often unique in the world.

The Tsimbazaza botanical and zoological park in Antananarivo was founded in 1925 by French settlers.

This park is a place of conservation and study of the flora and fauna of Madagascar, but also a place of entertainment for the inhabitants of the Malagasy capital.

The Serana Racing Kart is the first karting club opened in Madagascar. The objective of the SRK is to promote karting in Madagascar, to democratize the practice of mechanical sports in Madagascar, and thus to create a high-level sports sector. the SRK project was launched in 1998. the construction of the infrastructure lasted nearly three years, and was finally inaugurated in November 2001. A real complex dedicated to motor sports, the site covers an area of ​​32 ha, and offers different types of race tracks.