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In the Analamerana Special Reserve grow typical Typical species of the ecoregions of the west, east and centre of Madagascargrow in the Analamerana Special Reserve. Six palm species are identified and three of the seven known baobabs growing in Madagascar can be found in the reserve:

The office of the Analamerana Special Reserve is located north of [[Anivorano]] where one can obtain permits to the protected area. Although it is best to organise a visit to the reserve in [[Diego Suarez]], guides and porters can alternatively also be found in [[Menagisy]], a village next to the reserve.

The admission fee for visiting the park reserve depends on how many days will be spent in the park. Foreign tourists pay 25,000 Ariary for 1 day, 37,000 Ariary for 2 days, 40,000 Ariary for 3 days and 50,000 Ariary for 4 to 10 days (prices 2010).<br><br>

There While there are various hiking trails leading through the reserve, but no special circuits are not have been set up yet.<br><br>

The locals of Madagascar believe in [[fady|fady's]], which are not strictly taboos, rather they rather signalise when something is "dangerous" related to an action, food, locations etc.. In the Analamerana Special Reserve it is fady to work on Tuesday - "Fady miasa Talata".<br><br>

There are no accommodation facilities within the reserve. It is possible to camp in the reserve, but visitors must bring all the equipment and essentials needed for their stay. Near the reserve is a A quite basic hotelis located near the reserve. There is also the possibility to stay overnight in a village in the house of a local. This form of accommodation is the most authentic, at the same time also the most modest one.<br><br>