ANJA RESERVE

Anja Reserve, located in southern Madagascar, is a small but vibrant community-run reserve known for its population of ring-tailed lemurs. The reserve is set against the dramatic backdrop of towering granite boulders, creating a stunning natural environment that is perfect for trekking and rock climbing. Anja is not only a haven for wildlife but also a model of sustainable tourism and community conservation, as it is managed by local villagers who reinvest the profits into the surrounding communities. Visitors to the reserve can enjoy guided hikes through its forests, where they will encounter groups of lemurs, chameleons, and a variety of bird species. The reserve also offers a cultural experience, as visitors can interact with the local communities and learn about traditional Malagasy life.