You’ve probably heard of the Tsingy, one of the highlights of Malagasy tourism. But do you really know what makes them so special? These incredible rock formations, mysterious and inaccessible, defy logic and spark immediate fascination. How did nature create such sharp structures? What lies within this labyrinth of caves and pinnacles?
The Tsingy are tortuous karst massifs sculpted by millions of years of erosion. Their sharp spires, pinnacles, and caves form a nearly lunar landscape, hosting remarkable flora and fauna. Two prominent sites are the Ankarana National Park in the north and the Bemaraha National Park in the west, where you can see the impressive Tsingy of Bemaraha, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Explore these rocky labyrinths, discover hidden caves, and enjoy stunning views from the pinnacles. The “Red Tsingy” near Diego-Suarez offer a unique sight: fairy chimneys in ochre hues formed by recent erosion, contrasting with the ancient grey Tsingy.
Treat yourself to the luxury of discovering the Tsingy in Madagascar. Contact us to arrange an extraordinary adventure through these breathtaking landscapes and create unforgettable memories.
