Mitsinjo Reserve is a community-managed forest reserve located near Andasibe in eastern Madagascar. Known for its rich biodiversity, the reserve protects primary rainforest and is home to a wide range of endemic species, including lemurs, chameleons, frogs, and rare plant life.

Tourism appeal comes from its guided night walks, strong conservation focus, and intimate wildlife encounters, offering visitors a quieter and more community-based alternative to the nearby national parks in the Andasibe region.