Kirindy Forest Morondava Madagascar

We meet Fosa

Belo Tsiribihina

PASSAGE SUR LE FERRY DE BELO SUR TSIRIBIHINA

Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park

After the visit, we continue for the Tsingy of Bemaraha. The trail is sometimes very uncomfortable but it is the only one that leads to this site classified World Heritage Site by UNESCO we cross the rivers Tsiribihina and Manambolo by ferry. Arrival at the end of the day in the village of Bekopaka

Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park

This site is one of the most extraordinary ! The Tsingy are true cathedrals of limestone, this dense network of faults, crevices and blocks of limestone sculpted in Blades is one of the most spectacular landscapes of Madagascar. The formation of this Middle Jurassic massif began 200 million years ago, the time when the sea still covered this region of Bemaraha. Then this huge plate of corals and shells came up. Exposed to the open air for 5 million years, the rain, with its work of erosion, sculpted the rest. Among these wonders there are 6 species of lemurs, reptiles and 53 varieties of birds. It is also home to one of the smallest chameleon species, Brookesia perarmata.

Avenue of the Baobabs

We continue on the trail to Morondava and cross the Manambolo and Tsiribihina rivers by ferry. These "manipulation" may take a little time sometimes … It is before we reach our destination that we cross the famous baobab Alley. We are at the right time, the sun is low, the light is boring, the smooth trunks reflect the sun's orange rays. Great photos coming up. We go back to town, Morondava, and we settle at our seaside hotel.

Morondava

Morondava is one of those villages far from everything, a little forgotten, crushed under an ardent Sun. The atmosphere here is very calm and even the generally lively market exudes a feeling of tranquillity. After a walk through the streets of the town, we suggest you walk south to the fishing village of Betania, which you can reach by walking along the beach for an hour. Free evening at your hotel.