Have a nice trip down the Tsiribihina river

Hopfully te Tsiribihina river will flow for ever. This river is by itself a window on the large Island. Its descent in pirogues or canoe lets you discover the heart of the Western part of the country. The discovery of the fauna and the flora of this area is more than enriching.
A traditionnal 3 day adventure leaves plenty of time for photography, music and campfire camaraderie. Not to mention stellar scenery. The trip can last of approximately 160 kilometers can be curtailed according to the need and the curiosity of the traveller. It is an occasion, for example, to discover in their medium, in addition to cartoon film ?Madagascar?, the famous fosa and a certain number of variety of lemurs, without forgetting Ankoay, endemic sea eagle of the Large Island, as of the groups of bats which grind in the surroundings.
Being the flora, the orchises are very frequent. Formerly used in particular for the carriage of goods when foreigners settled along the river for various plantations, Tsiribihina rather currently has a tourist vocation.