Tsingy de Namoroka National Park

Jagged limestone plateau encompasses the vast and varying landscapes of Tsingy de Namoroka Strict Nature Reserve, also known as Namoroka National Park. Located in northwestern Madagascar just 50 kilometres south of the town of Soalala, this wondrous labyrinth of limestone needles belongs to the same protected complex as Baly Bay National Park. Nature lovers are drawn to the peaceful tranquillity and jaw-dropping natural setting of grassy savanna, towering baobabs, dry deciduous forest, dazzling canyons, lush marshes, rice paddies and natural swimming pools. Enjoy a guided trek along the harsh terrain and admire the extraordinary flora and fauna that inhabits the region including lemurs, frogs, reptiles, the big-headed turtle, over 80 species of birds and abundant plant life.