Is March a good time to visit Madagascar? March is still the month of the heavy rainfalls in Madagascar, reaching 30mm. Although rain across the island tends to slow down towards the end of the month, getting around is still impossible because of the high level of water in the rivers. Many lodges remain closed until April, as well as national parks. It’s still hot across Madagascar’s coastal regions and especially humid in the north and east. Thunderstorms happen in the central part of Madagascar. Nevertheless, the semi-arid south of Toliara and Fort Dauphin are the best choice for a beach holiday in March. Nosy Be in the northwest could also be suitable. For special interest, visiting the rainforests of Ranomafana (NR7) during the wet season is an excellent option for those interested in reptiles and amphibians, which are especially active during this time.
