Madagascar Classic Collection is a unique collection of high-standard lodges & camps in Madagascar, as well as an expert ground handler and tailor-made safari tour operator. Whether your guests want to private charter around the island to maximise their time, or fly low level in a helicopter over the UNESCO World Heritage Site Tsingy de Bemeraha, we can organize any experience required.

MCC was founded in 2007 by Edward Tucker Brown with the opening of the Mandrare River Camp as the first high-standard camp in Madagascar. With the general demand from international markets increasing, we started our ground handling service in Madagascar in 2008. Shortly afterwards we opened Manafiafy Beach & Rainforest Lodge in order to expand our product range and offer our customers the possibility of visiting a unique beach oasis in southern Madagascar.

Our sales office in Antananarivo, is where all reservations are taken and our attentive staff are on hand to meet our guests at the airport and ensure that all services run smoothly. Since Madagascar is one of the most remote and challenging destinations, our staff has travelled and visited the various routes and hotels themselves. This enables us to guarantee customers an outstanding and pleasantly travel experience. 

- We take care of the organisation and booking of all domestic flights, whether private charter around the island or scheduled. 
- Wether a short shuttleservice or a daydrive through Madagascars remote nature, we can organize the requested vehicle at any time.
- We are happy to handle the booking of all accommodations during the trip, taking into account the special needs and requirements of our clients.
- We create extraordinary tailor-made round trips according to the customers wishes and individual needs. 
- Our tour guides are not only passionate, but also reliable, extremely experienced and speak fluently English.
- An english-speaking contact person can be reached at any time by telephone or Whatsapp.

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