Who is MadagasCaT?

We are Madagascar travel experts with over 15 years of hands-on experience in the region.

Whilst based in Cape Town, South Africa we’ve personally visited every hotel, every island, and every reef we recommend.

We don’t just sell trips—we live them.

We’ve:

  • Pioneered luxury catamaran charters in Nosy Be since 2008

  • Partnered with Airlink to launch the direct flight route from Johannesburg to Nosy Be

  • Contributed to 4 editions of the Bradt Guide to Madagascar

  • Been consulted by top travel magazines and TV shows including Mal Kamper, Inside Angling, Expresso Show, Getaway, and more

  • Assisted other travel agents with less experience to plan their clients Madagascar trips.

Why Travel with Us?

Every journey we plan is tailored to you—your pace, your passions, your preferences. We blend local knowledge with global standards, ensuring a seamless mix of authenticity, comfort, and adventure.

Whether you're traveling solo, as a couple, with kids, or with a group of friends—we have the expertise to turn your Madagascar dreams into unforgettable memories.

We Do Not Load Prices

We are paid a commission by the suppliers and not by you.

We quote the same rates that you would get direct from the suppliers and then stitch together all the pieces of your trip to ensure a seamless holiday.

About to board the first direct flight between Johannesburg and Nosy Be with the Ambassador to Madagascar, the Minister of Tourism and the Madagascar Consul to South Africa.

“The direct flight between Johannesburg (JNB) and Nosy Be (NOS) by Airlink was made possible through a private partnership with MadagasCaT Charters & Travel.

MadagasCaT played a pivotal role in the introduction and success of this route. Without their efforts and collaboration, this direct flight would not have been operational. They acted as private partners, helping to facilitate logistics, promote the route, and ensure its viability from a tourism and travel standpoint.

This partnership significantly boosted accessibility to Nosy Be, making the island far more reachable for South African and international travelers.” Google