Ankarafa Research Camp

Ankarafa Research Camp in Sahamalaza National Park is ideal for nature lovers, researchers, and adventurers. Located in the remote region of northwest Madagascar, it offers visitors a unique opportunity to observe and study the diverse wildlife and flora of the region. The camp is a collaborative effort between researchers, conservationists, and local communities and is dedicated to the long-term conservation of the region's unique biodiversity. Visitors can expect to see a wide variety of wildlife, including lemurs, chameleons, and birds. The camp also provides access to the park's vast network of caves, allowing visitors to explore the area's subterranean environment and rich cultural history. The camp offers comfortable accommodation, three meals daily, and several guided walks and hikes. During these activities, visitors can learn more about the local environment, its plants and animals, and the underway conservation efforts. In addition to exploring the park, visitors can participate in research activities, such as collecting weather data or conducting surveys of the park's flora and fauna. This is an excellent opportunity to understand the region and its inhabitants better.

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