Namoroka Tsingy Camp - Northwest Madagascar
On the edge of Madagascar’s dramatic Namoroka National Park, Namoroka Tsingy Camp opens the door to one of the island’s most extraordinary wildernesses.
Here, razor-sharp limestone tsingy rise like stone cathedrals, vast cave systems stretch into the earth, and baobabs stand sentinel over a landscape as surreal as it is beautiful.
Guests stay in spacious luxury tents set against this otherworldly backdrop, with days spent exploring canyons, forests and wetlands alive with lemurs, birds and the elusive fossa.
As night falls, the tsingy glow under starlight, making this camp a frontier for adventure and discovery.
Namoroka Tsingy Camp - Madagascar
Discover Madagascar’s stone forest – a world of tsingy, caves and wild secrets.
Experience the Otherworldly Tsingy of Namoroka
Located on the edge of Namoroka National Park in Madagascar’s northwest, this new luxury camp immerses guests in one of the island’s most extraordinary landscapes. With jagged limestone pinnacles, vast caves and rare wildlife, Namoroka is a frontier of exploration.
A Camp Among the Stone Forests
Namoroka is a UNESCO-recognised wonder of razor-sharp tsingy formations, caves and canyons, home to six ecosystems and an array of rare species. The camp’s remote setting offers privileged access to these striking landscapes and the wildlife that thrives here.
A Luxurious Retreat in the North-West Madagascar
As our esteemed guest, you'll enjoy:
6 luxury en-suite tents with both indoor and outdoor showers.
34m² of indoor living space and 55m² of outdoor living space per tent.
Outdoor dining area surrounded by limestone spires, ideal for stargazing.
All-inclusive packages of 3 or 4 nights.
From 2025, access via twice-weekly scheduled charter flights from Antananarivo.
Unique Experiences at Namoroka Tsingy Camp
Explore towering tsingy pinnacles and narrow canyons on guided walks.
Discover the Marosakabe cave system, one of Africa’s largest, with fossils and subterranean rivers.
Spot 10 species of lemur, including critically endangered sifakas.
Look out for the fossa, Madagascar’s top predator, along with over 100 bird species and countless reptiles.
Walk among towering baobabs and rare elephant-foot plants in this pristine wilderness.
Why Visit Madagascar?
Madagascar is often called the “eighth continent” – a world apart where evolution has taken a unique path.
Over a hundred species of lemur, countless birds, orchids, and reptiles thrive only here.
In the northwest, Namoroka reveals some of the island’s most dramatic landscapes – jagged limestone tsingy, vast cave systems, and towering baobabs standing guard over six distinct ecosystems.
It’s a frontier of exploration, where walks replace game drives, and every step uncovers something rare and extraordinary.
For travellers drawn to the wild and the unusual, this corner of Madagascar offers a blend of raw adventure and remote beauty.
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