Namoroka Tsingy Camp

Namoroka Tsingy has a simplistic design with a heavy emphasis on natural materials and it blends seamlessly with the surrounding wilderness. In terms of communal areas, there is a spacious open-air lounge and dining area with a laidback, barefoot feel – there's nothing pretentious about Namoroka at all. Branches are your gazebo and much of the camp is designed around the contours of the area, while stacked stone forms most of the walls. They are also extremely eco-conscious, providing reusable water bottles and and making use of natural cooling systems.

The camp has nine luxury safari tents, each boasting a four-poster bed draped in mossie netting and dark linens. There is a real, authentic feel to the rooms but you'll still find all the amenities you need to be comfortable. Bathrooms are built from stone and feature double sinks, a solar-heated shower (and outdoor offering) and flushing loo. The tents are also kitted out with a desk, luggage rack and closet and a fan. At the front, each has private terrace from which you can enjoy the sunrise and chattering birdsong.