Eight ways to see the same canyon. They differ in how long you stay and how early you get up.
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The classic run: the RN6 north, the track through Sadjoavato, three hours on the rim while the light is still low, and lunch at La Rouge before the drive back.
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€62per person
The site empties at four in the afternoon. This is the circuit for the hours after that, when the pinnacles go from orange to violet and the sky above the plateau fills up.
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€119per person
The river that carved the tsingy still waters gardens two kilometres downstream. A community guide walks you through the fields, the rice, the raffia and the reason the site is protected.
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€35per person
Same canyon, different pace. Two kilometres of flat rim, a shaded picnic, and an hour in the kitchen at La Rouge making mofo gasy and koba with the cooks.
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€51per person
Madagascar has two kinds of tsingy and they have almost nothing in common. Three days puts the young red sandstone of Irodo beside the 150-million-year-old limestone blades of Ankarana.
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€285per person
Built around light, not sightseeing. Dusk, night, dawn and the first two hours after, with tripod room, a guide who knows where the shadows fall, and no pressure to move on.
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€171per person
The complete northern loop: Montagne d'Ambre rainforest, the Ankarana limestone, the Red Tsingy, the Three Bays and a day on the Emerald Sea. One vehicle, one guide, six days.
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€760per person
The scrub around the canyon holds Madagascar's dry-north specialities. Two dawn sessions with a birding guide, a scope, and a species list you actually get to keep.
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€142per person