Madu rive boat safari details

Activity – Madu River Boat Safari
Duration – 1/12 Hrs Hrs approximately

Highlights of Madu river boat safari

Refreshing boat safari through the Madu river (Madu Ganga) estuary, with its tranquil waters and picturesque landscapes.

This is not just another boat trip but you can witness highly diversified species of flora & fauna of a tropical island.

Witness the complex mangrove forests that line the river banks, providing a habitat for a variety of aquatic species.

Visit to enchanting Cinnamon Island, where you can experience traditional process of cinnamon cultivation.

Observing local fishermen engaged in their daily activities, showcasing the close connection between the community and the river.

Embark on a boat safari through the Madu River estuary, with its tranquil waters and picturesque landscapes. See the complex mangrove forests that line the river banks, providing a habitat for a variety of aquatic species. Visit enchanting Cinnamon Island, where you can experience the traditional process of cinnamon cultivation.

Meet your guide and board your boat to start your adventure. Cruise along the Madu River, which is a complex coastal wetland ecosystem. Even though referred to as a river, it resembles more a lagoon or estuary in structure. The Madu River water body and islands cover an area of 915 hectares, with 770 hectares consisting of open water and 145 hectares accounting for 64 small islands.

The Madu River complex is a very rich biodiverse hotspot and sensitive ecosystem with ecological significance higher than any other coastal ecosystem island-wide. The Madu Ganga or Madu River wetland is a combination of the Madu River and Randombe Lake, connected by two water channels.

Witness the complex mangrove forests that line the river banks, providing a habitat for a variety of aquatic species. Visit enchanting Cinnamon Island, where you can experience the traditional process of cinnamon cultivation.

Observe local fishermen engaged in their daily activities, showcasing the close connection between the community and the river.