Anja Community Reserve in Fianarantsoa

Небольшой заповедник , но очень красивый👌Наш гид была приятная девушка и ещё один парень , который как я поняла ищет и показывает животных.Мы взяли прогулку на 2 часа , и уже в самом начале встретили целое семейство лемуров, потом ещё несколько хамелеонов.В середине поднимаешься на смотровую площадку , не супер сложно , но лучше быть там аккуратнее, но гиды помогают это сделать.Не пожалели , что заехали в этот парк по дороге в Раномафану.

Credo ci siano solo lemuri catta, bellissimi!!! Non sono addomesticati, ma se ci si avvicina lentamente senza fare rumore, lì si può osservare anche a soli due metri di distanza, per gli amanti della fotografia è unoccasione unica!!!

Bellissima escursioneMerita assolutamente una visita con il tour delle 2/3 ore

Besides the spectacular panoramic scenery of towering mountains, this is probably the best place to spot the Ring-Tailed Lemurs. If youve watched the movie Madagascar, youre about to spot a lot of king Juliens.The lemurs are casually jumping from tree to tree, free to go wherever they want. These were some of my favourite lemurs to find as theyre very playful. I saw a lot of baby lemurs as well.We also spotted some chameleons. I really enjoyed this location!

Carino, consigliato uno stop se siete di passaggio.È possibile vedere diverse varietà di lemuri e camaleonti. Percorso poco impegnativo,ma cè anche la possibilità di salire fino alla cima dei monoliti che lo circondano.Consigliato.

La reserva di Anja è la dimostrazione che, in Madagascar, i parchi nazionali sono sopravvalutati, mentre le riserve e i piccoli parchi privati o gestiti dalle comunità sono le vere perle di questo paese. Con una visita di 45 minuti è possibile avvistare, oltre ai lemuri con la coda ad anelli, camaleonti e minuscole rane. La nostra guida parlava un ottimo inglese, molto sopra la media rispetto a guide incontrate in parchi più grandi.

Wonderful little dry forest. The legend says that a good share of the guides is made of former zebus muggers. We got a female guide which we appreciate because it is less common in this country.The fauna is abundant although not diversified. Yet youll see the highest lemurs concentration of the whole island. One specie only, but you can see up to 50 of them, which we did. They literally hung out with us when we stayed for a while in the same place waiting.Our guide was patient and didnt rush us to keep walking. I took films and dozens of pictures and she was just waiting for us. Sometimes guides are in a hurry and wanna end the tour quickly so we enjoyed the slow pace. She also advised us to take mosquito repellent. Being that verbally preventive doesnt happen much here. People living and working here will understand.The view spots are breathtaking and worth climbing. We did the longest tour, it cost MGA 100.000 for 2 strangers.There are toilets and a little place to eat for MGA 5 000.We visited during the afternoon.I would absolutely recommend it.

Superb place to check out. You get very close with nature and wild animals. Stunning view at the top of the hill. Talented and friendly park guide.

Mieux que la réservé national et permet a cette association de vivre .A voire absolument

Enhorabuena por mantener un parque natural mediante la comunidad de pueblos de alrededor. Espectaculares vistas, lemures que se acercan a verte, respeto total por la naturaleza, visión de futuro para ampliarlo. Increíble. Imprescindible la visita.

Cuando llegamos nos pareció más bien pequeño y seco pero resultó ser uno de los días que más lémures vimos!! Además por casualidad ( o fatalidaduna boa estaba comiendose a un lémur y vimos toda la escena y decenas de lémures gritando alrededor.

Well worth a visit and spending time looking around.Unspoilt maintained with nature in mind.Opportunity to see a number of animals/insects

Great place to visit, especially for those who want close interaction with lemurs🙂

Definitely worth a stop. We went in for an hour and saw a whole lot of lemurs, a snake, chameleons and more.

Meraviglioso! Lemuri Catta a bizzeffe e camaleonti. Un paradiso per gli amanti dei lemuri!

Stunning place!The lemurs are cute!

Bellissima esperienza con guida locale: visitato il villaggio, la foresta con i lemuri fino al punto panoramico. Visti un sacco di lemuri catta, Camaleonti, flora fantastica.

We took the short tour, seen many ring tail lemurs and chameleons very close. Very satisfying.

We had an extraordinary experience with Ring-tailed Lemurs at Anja Park. They came so close and it was wonderful to see the family groups. Some mothers had babies less than a week old. We were heartened to see about 60 local men walking through with their tools to create a fire break so that this special place will stay protected.

Es un parque privado en propiedad de una comunidad de pueblos de alrededor.Es famoso por tener bastantes lémures de cola anillada y que estos se acercan bastante a los turistas.La iniciativa es muy interesante, pero según nuestra experiencia les falta algo de profesionalidad.En primer lugar, les falta respeto por los animales. Durante nuestra visita se subieron a un árbol para tirar un camaleón y que lo viéramos más de cerca. Su interacción con los animales debería ser mínima.En segundo lugar, nos recomendaron una de las rutas más largas. Para convencernos nos dijeron que las más cortas era menos probable ver lémures, aunque los vimos nada más empezar el recorrido. Y por lo que ellos mismos nos contaron más tarde, estos animales deben ser de costumbres, haciendo todos los días lo mismo. Entiendo entonces que sabían perfectamente que estarían al principio de la ruta bebiendo agua, como todos los días a esas horas. De hecho no vimos ningún lemur en las partes más alejadas. Supongo que fue un método para que contratamos la ruta más larga, pero la honestidad debería estar por delante.Para finalizar, es importante tener en cuenta que las rutas más largas pasan por una zona de rocas grandes. Recorrerla no es fácil e incluye zonas con ayuda de cuerdas que tienen ya instaladas. No lo avisan con antelación, así que tengan cuidado si van con personas mayores, niños o personas en baja forma física.

Une superbe ballade de 2h entre lémuriens, caméléon et points de vue magnifique, ce parc est plein de qualité. Il ne grouille pas de touristes, ce qui est dautant plus appréciable, et les guides sont très compétents et sympathiques. Une merveilleuse expérience

Un parc magnifique (qui na rien à envier aux "parcs à touristes" classés patrimoine mondial de LUNESCO). Le guide était très compétant. Nous avons vu des Lémuriens par dizaines et nous avons pu les approcher de très près. Les points de vue sont également magnifiques. Le prix est également très abordable. Foncez sans hésiter.

Tutto il parco è animato da colonie di lemuri e parecchi camaleonti. La zona rocciosa é formata da blocchi di granito ed il belvedere é bellissimo e si affaccia sulla vallata sottostante

Cute lemurs and pretty landscape. But 90k for 2 people for 1h15 hike is a not reasonable. Skip it and go to the next park. It will be better value for money.

Liked much better than ramanafana. And cheaper. And better type of lemurs. And lemurs are way closer to you. And guides are way better.

Nice a close to Limas.

Nice park

Sulla strada verso Ambalavao, gradevole visita in questo parco naturale che, seppur piccolino, offre sentieri ben ombreggiati, passanti anche sotto le rocce. Un incredibile profumo di frutti tropicali. Personalmente sono riuscita a vedere i lemuri con la coda ad anelli (Maki), Camaleonti, rane e cavalletta saxosus di Phymateus. Clovis, la guida, parla italiano ed è molto gentile.

Nice placeVisit early about 7 am if you want to see many lemurs

Buena oportunidad para ver los Lemures en libertad. El resto del parque normalito. Las entradas costó 20.000 más otros 48.000 Ariary para el guia.

Petit parc associatif très sympa où on peut approcher les animaux. Géré par des bénévoles.

Nice opportunity to see up close ring tail lemurs!!Nice trekking to get on top of huge rocks to have a nice view of the valley. A must!!

Lugar fantástico para ver lemures.

Amazing

This is a small lemur reserve operated by the local community. Locals are employed as guides and trackers. Funds earned from visitors are used to benefit and expand the reserve and also an emergency fund for the local community. The reserve harbors a large number of lemurs, chameleons and birds. A visit here helps support the wildlife and the local community. Highly recommend.

Nice place for a short stop

Nice landscape, and Maki.

Really relaxing place, I would really enjoy to stay there for more than one day

Breve passeggiata nel boschetto incontrando numerosi lemuri catta e camaleonti, poi tra le rocce fino ad un punto panoramico. La guida parla anche italiano.

Great locally supported national park. There is no feeding wildlife here, which is great to see! All guide and entry prices displayed at park entrance.

Parc gere par les villageois et leurs association....

Easy photography of ring tailed lemurs

Tons of free ranging lemurs

Small and perhaps out the way but would really recommend. Interesting, rocky scenery and ring tailed lemurs up very close

The park and guide are quite good. The food was untasty for me and others from my group.The souvenir shop is not rich of choice. There is not wifi - wlan connection.

You could see Ring Tailed Lemurs here in plenty. It is a private park.

Very nice pleace one of the best in Madagaskar

One of my favorite places in Madagascar. The park is breathtaking, the guides are knowledgeable, and the park fees are going towards supporting a great cause. Anja Community Reserve gives back to the people in their community in many different ways. The local school was built by the park and park fees pay for the teachers salaries. They teach locals about the importance of protecting the environment. All around an amazing place

Small private reserve managed by the local community. They have a lot of ringtail lemurs here so you are guaranteed to see them. Our guide told us that early mornings are the best time to see them on the ground but by 11:00 they were chilling in the trees.Pack a lunch, because the food served on site is not appetizing and overpriced.

I was able to see lemurs and their babies during my visit on November 1st. The forest smells really good too.