Namoroka Tsingy Camp offers an adventurous retreat on the edge of Namoroka National Park. The park, renowned for its unique Tsingy limestone formations, was created by tectonic activity and rainwater erosion over millions of years, resulting in sharp, needle-like rock structures. Today, it's home to an abundance of nature, including the rare aye-aye lemur, chameleons, bats and over one hundred species of birdlife. The area is made up of six ecosystems, from the gallery forest to the bright blue sacred spring, wetlands and grasslands, most of which is still being explored by scientists.
From the camp there are many opportunities to explore the park’s rich biodiversity, with both day and night walks available and cave explorations, as well as drives to experience the striking landscapes.
After a day of exploring, you’ll return to your safari-style tent which has all of the amenities for a comfortable stay. All of your meals are included and evening meals are served in the open-air restaurant with cocktails on offer from the bar. Due to access, the camp is only open from May – November only.
Namoroka offers an exciting opportunity to discover an untouched area of Madagascar that few have explored.
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Rooms
Namoroka Tsingy Camp has a small amount of rooms made up of spacious, safari-style tents. These come complete with a private outdoor area, a large four-poster bed and a stone en-suite bathroom. Each of the tents are solar-powered and have hot water available, providing everything you need for a relaxing stay.
Location
The camp is located in the remote Namoroka National Park in northwestern Madagascar, an area that was previously hard to access and has only ever received a small amount of visitors. Today, it's currently reached by a scheduled charter flight several times a week or by boat to an airstrip in Soalala, followed by a car transfer to the camp which takes a few hours.
Food and drink
- Open-air hotel bar and restaurant with natural rock walls, serving cocktails and a varied menu on an all-inclusive offering.
- Accommodates dietary requirements, including vegans and vegetarians.
- Barbecue dinners are available on certain nights.