Parc Ivoloina (eev’-uh-lah-ween) is a recreational and educational zoological park home to lemurs, reptiles, amphibians, and other native Malagasy species near the city of Toamasina in eastern Madagascar.

On their own or with a guide, visitors can explore the wildlife exhibits, orchards, an education center, model agricultural station, historic ruins, and nine kilometers of hiking trails.

It is highly recommended to arrange a guide by contacting them ahead of time to get a better appreciation of the flora and fauna and history and ongoing operations of the parc.

Founded in 1988, the MFG is committed to conserving Malagasy biodiversity, with particular focus on lemurs and other endangered plants and animals which are endemic to Madagascar’s eastern rainforests.

100% of the proceeds from visits to Parc Ivoloina directly support their conservation education efforts in eastern Madagascar.