
Itinerary
Leopards, Lemurs & Ancient Baobabs
Anjajavy Peninsula and Few & Far Luvhondo
Experience the ancient mountains of the Soutpansberg and the baobab valleys of Madagascar. Encounter leopards and lemurs on a journey that pairs two of the world's rarest wildernesses. Track leopards across cliff-top trails at Few & Far Luvhondo, then cross the Mozambique Channel to a private peninsula where Lemurs move through the reserve and ancient baobabs rise along the sea.

- Estimated per person price
- $ 9,800 USD
- Suggested trip length
- 9 days, 8 nights
- Best time to travel
- April – Dec
- Best for
- Family & Friends, Wildlife & Conservation Enthusiasts, Adventurers, Beach-and-Bush Combination Seekers, Honeymooners
- Impact
- Few & Far Luvhondo is a Verra-registered carbon project actively regenerating 100,000 hectares in the Soutpansberg Mountains and rebuilding wildlife corridors for leopards and pangolins
Anjajavy Le Lodge protects a 1,030-hectare private reserve and manages a 10,000-hectare national protected area spanning seven types of natural habitat, safeguarding the critically endangered Madagascar fish eagle among other endemic species


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Your journey
Track a leopard along cliff-top trails in the Soutpansberg by day, then a world away, watch several kinds of lemurs move through a Malagasy dry forest framed by centuries-old baobabs.
- Few & Far Luvhondo, Soutpansberg Mountains, South Africa
- Antananarivo, Madagascar (overnight connection)
- Anjajavy Le Lodge, Anjajavy Peninsula, Madagascar

Itinerary at a glance

Day 1
Arrival at Few & Far Luvhondo, Soutpansberg Mountains, South Africa
Fly by private charter directly to Few & Far Luvhondo's own airstrip in the heart of the Soutpansberg Mountains, or arrive via a commercial flight to Polokwane followed by a 90 minute road transfer. Settle into your cliffside suite within the UNESCO Vhembe Biosphere Reserve, encircled by ancient baobabs.
- Accommodation
- Few & Far Luvhondo - Cliff Suite
- Meals
- Dinner

Day 2 to 4
Exploring the Soutpansberg Mountains, South Africa
Enjoy three full days exploring this rewilded, 100,000-hectare landscape at your own pace, track leopard, giraffe, zebra, kudu, on foot or vehicle. Explore giant baobab forests and learn about these magnificent ancient trees. Swim in secret waterfalls, sleep out under the stars, and learn to read the bush with your dedicated guide as you forage for local ingredients your chefs can use in your evening meal. From dining in the bush to our exquisite restaurant to fireside in a secluded spot on the mountain, your own private guide will tailor your experiences to your preferences ensuring you experience the secrets the Soutpansberg Mountains long to show you.
- Accommodation
- Few & Far Luvhondo - Cliff Suite
- Meals
- All meals

Day 5
Farewell to the Soutpansberg, Overnight in Antananarivo
Board a short early morning flight to Johannesburg and then transfer to head across the Mozambique Channel to Madagascar's highland capital, Antananarivo, known to locals as "Tana." Settle in for the evening at the Novotel Antananarivo, a comfortable base to rest before tomorrow's onward journey to the wild beauty of Anjajavy.
- Accommodation
- Novotel Antanarivo
- Meals
- Packed Breakfast. Dinner at leisure at the hotel not included.

Day 6
Arrival at Anjajavy Le Lodge
Take the scheduled shared charter (departs ~7:30am) to Anjajavy's private airstrip on Madagascar's remote northwest coast. A short reserve transfer brings you to your rosewood villa on the beach. Settle in ahead of tea time in the Oasis Garden, where lemurs and birds gather most afternoons.
- Accommodation
- Anjajavy Le Lodge - Villa
- Meals
- All meals

Day 7 - 8
Exploring Anjajavy Peninsula, Madagascar
Follow trails on foot from Cove to Cove or the Alley of Baobabs (Marobozo) in search of lemur troops, or head out by boat to Moramba Bay in search of the critically endangered Madagascar fish eagle among its mushroom-shaped islets. For something further afield, the excursion to Antafiamoara tells the story of the lodge's Aldabra giant tortoise rewilding project — Madagascar's only reintroduced megafauna. Evenings bring farm-to-table Malagasy dining, with an optional Night Walk or Dinner Under the Baobabs for an extra charge.
- Accommodation
- Anjajavy Le Lodge - Villa
- Meals
- All meals

Day 9
End of your journey in Madagascar
A final morning to walk the beach or the reserve trails before your light aircraft transfer back to Antananarivo for your onward international flight.
- Accommodation
- Anjajavy Le Lodge - Villa (day use)
- Meals
- Breakfast
Where you'll stay
Trip summary
Accommodations
- 4 nights Few & Far Luvhondo, Cliff Suite, Soutpansberg Mountains, South Africa
- 1 night Novotel Antananarivo, Antananarivo, Madagascar
- 3 nights Anjajavy Le Lodge, Villa, Anjajavy Peninsula, Madagascar
Flights & Airport Transfers
- Private charter flight (or Polokwane road transfer) from Johannesburg to Few & Far Luvhondo
- Private charter flight or road transfer from Few & Far Luvhondo to Johannesburg (Day 5)
- Commercial flight from Johannesburg to Antananarivo
- Scheduled/shared charter (Tue, Thu, Sat departures) flight from Antananarivo to Anjajavy Le Lodge's private airstrip, with reserve transfer to the lodge
- Return light aircraft charter from Anjajavy to Antananarivo on departure day
Activities Included
- Privately guided all experiences available on property such as Leopard-tracking, 4x4 drives, guided bush walks, sleeping under the stars, waterfall hikes. (Few & Far Luvhondo)
- Complimentary guided walking trails at Anjajavy — including from Cove to Cove, the Alley of Baobabs (Marobozo), The Tsingy Enclosure, and The Giant's Walk, plus non-motorized water sports (kayaking, paddleboarding, snorkeling) and afternoon lemur-watching at the Oasis Garden (Anjajavy Le Lodge)
- Farm-to-table and beachfront dining throughout your stay (both properties)
Meals
- All meals, snacks, & beverages at Few & Far Luvhondo and Anjajavy Le Lodge
- Breakfast at the Novotel Antananarivo
- Travel and emergency medical insurance
- Gratuities
- Spa treatments and massage services
- Premium Champagne, premium spirits, and premium wine selections
- Curio purchases and personal expenses
- Optional activities not outlined in the itinerary
- Madagascar entry visa fees - ~$35 USD (15-day e-Visa or on arrival at Antananarivo), subject to change
- Every itinerary and all activities can be tailored to your personal preferences
- Starting price is an estimate and may vary based on seasonality, availability, and customization.
- Currency: South African Rand (ZAR) in South Africa; Malagasy Ariary (MGA) in Madagascar.
- The scheduled shared charter from Antananarivo to Anjajavy typically departs early morning (around 7:30 AM), several times a week.
- An overnight in Antananarivo (Novotel) is required between Johannesburg and Anjajavy, as the scheduled charter to Anjajavy departs early in the morning and does not connect same-day with the Johannesburg arrival.
- Wi-Fi: Complimentary Wi-Fi is available at Few & Far Luvhondo, and Anjajavy Le Lodge.
- Climate: The Soutpansberg experiences warm summers (November–March) with afternoon rainfall, and mild, dry winters (May–August); early morning and evening activities can be cool year-round. Anjajavy's dry season runs from April–November.
- A valid passport with at least six months' validity beyond your departure date is required for both South Africa and Madagascar.
- Madagascar requires an entry visa; this is available on arrival although it is recommended to arrange in advance for ease of travel.
Please review Few & Far Luvhondo's and Anjajavy Le Lodge's respective booking terms and conditions.
- Few & Far Luvhondo's Verra-registered carbon sequestration and rewilding project aims to regenerate over 247,000 acres of the Soutpansberg Mountains, protecting leopards, pangolins, and rare birds.
- Anjajavy Le Lodge maintains a private nature reserve and marine protected area safeguarding lemurs, chameleons, and the critically endangered Madagascar fish eagle, and works with neighboring Sakalava communities on conservation and education.
- Your conservation levy directly supports habitat restoration, wildlife conservation, and community initiatives at both destinations.



