Tsiribihina River

The Tsiribihina River winds through the Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park in western Madagascar and offers a variety of incredible outdoor experiences along its banks. Three- to five-day tours along the water are popular, with traditional canoes, modern kayaks and rafts, or larger river boasts that have onboard facilities. Surrounded by the UNESCO-listed park, home to incredible geological sites, diverse flora, and mangrove forests, the river and its surrounding area constitute one of Madagascar’s top wilderness destinations. Visitors can camp under clear starry skies, take showers in the waterfalls, and see a variety of astonishing birdlife. Don’t miss the opportunity to walk through the Avenue of the Baobabs, some of which are thought to be as old as 2800 years and include the legendary ‘pair of lovers’ - two trees intertwined over hundreds of years.