What to pack

Packing list when traveling to Madagascar

Our Roadtrip Africa rental cars in Madagascar have a cigarette lighter to power your devices. Convertors, adaptors & cables to connect the equipment you'll have to bring yourself. To play music from your phone, you need an audio cable (mini jack). If you use Spotify, do not forget to download your favourite road trip songs so you can listen offline. We can't mention it enough, so here we go again - install Maps.me on your Smartphone and download the Madagascar maps before you travel, so you can drive on GPS. 

Furthermore, have a look at the camping gear list posted on this website to see whether it contains all you need. A Power Bank comes in handy if you will camp a lot. A fleece blanket is nice for chilling on the grass or covering up during the chillier nights. Definitely bring insect repellent (best with DEET) and sunblock, as this is also more expensive in Madagascar. The interior highlands are cooler in the evenings, so bring a fleece or jumper. Antananarivo has many well-stocked supermarkets and pharmacies where you can buy almost anything you might have forgotten. Obviously, this is not the case for the provincial towns in Madagascar.