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Within Masoala National Park, about an hour's walk from the village of Ambodiforaha lies Masoala Birding Camp. This camp is for those who wish to be as close to nature as possible without the unnecessary conveniences and facilities typically offered by other nature lodges.

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Officially opened in 2017, the camp is run by Patrick, a local guide and Masoala birding expert from Ambodiforaha. Patrick and his team will guide you to various bird watching spots in the surrounding forest and help you identify species of flora and fauna along the way.

Masoala Birding Camp can be booked for day visits including lunch or for one or more nights on a half-board or full-board basis in combination with other lodges in the area. Additionally, the camp offers various extended trekking combined with birdwatching packages, which can be tailored to your specifications.

Classic circuit

Visit Masoala for three nights while staying at Masoala Birding Camp in a small or large group.

Day 1: Depart in the morning from your hotel in Maroantsetra with speedboat directly to Masoala. The boat ride takes between 1½ and 2 hours. Arriving at the beach of Tampolo and walk approximately 30 minutes to the campsite.

Overnight stay at Masoala Birding Camp. In the afternoon, start guided bird watching walk. In the evening, go for a night walk to see different species of lemurs and other night active animals.

Day 2: Red ruffed lemur path. This is a 3 to 4 hours walk to spot the Red ruffed lemurs in their natural habitat. Thereafter, before dinner in the evening, take another night walk to discover more nocturnal species, such as the mouse lemur, dwarf lemur, sportive lemur.

Day 3: Waterfall circuit. Get ready for more bird watching in the morning, to see the famous species close to the camp, such as Helmet vanga, Bernier's vanga, Scaly ground roller and so on... In the afternoon, continue with a river trip in a pirogue (traditional wooden canoe) on the Tampolo River with a local fisherman from the village of Ambodiforaha. In the evening, there will be time for another night walk.

Day 4: Take the speedboat to Nosy Mangabe for a picnic and thereafter return to Maroantsetra. Our boat can pass close to the island where flocks of egret (heron) can usually be observed in the canopies along the shoreline.

Allow about four hours to visit the island to try and find the Uroplatus fimbriatus (giant leaf-tailed gecko) and with some luck also spot one of the smallest chameleons in the world.

Extended circuit

Visit Masoala for 5 nights with a stay at Masoala Birding Camp and in Farankaraina Tropical Park.

Day 1 and 2: Overnight camping at a lodge in Farankaraina Tropical Park. Try to find the Aye-Aye during a night walk. The best possibility to spot the Aye-Aye here is between July and October.

Day 3: Leave Farankaraina Tropical Park for Masoala National Park to reach Masoala Birding Camp by boat. Start a short afternoon bird watching walk. In the evening, take a night walk to discover different species of lemurs and various other night active animals.

Day 4: Red ruffed Lemur path. This is a 3 to 4 hours walk to spot the Red ruffed Lemurs in their natural habitat. Thereafter, before dinner in the evening, take another night walk to discover nocturnal species, such as the mouse lemur, dwarf lemur, sportive lemur and other animals.

Day 5: Boat transfer to Antalavia. This is a wonderful location with a beach and a large waterfall where it's possible to go for a swim.

Day 6: Return to the hotel in Maroantsetra. Visit Nosy Mangabe for a picnic in the morning. Our boat can pass close to the island where flocks of egret (heron) can usually be observed in the canopies along the shore.

Allow about four hours to visit the island to try and find the Uroplatus fimbriatus (giant leaf-tailed gecko) and with some luck also spot one of the smallest chameleons in the world.

Sportive circuit

8 days Maroantsetra to Masoala, trekking one direction and return by boat.

This trek follows the coast of Antongil Bay and through Masoala National Park.

Day 1: Depart early from your hotel in Maroantsetra and take a piroque ride for approximately 1 hour to Andranofotsy and from there continue by foot to the campsite at Farankaraina Tropical Park. Search for the Aye-Aye at night.

Day 2: Have breakfast before setting off on a 4 to 6 hours trek through vanilla and clove plantations until reaching Masindrano village. Camp by the beach.

Day 3: Early start to reach the next camping spot by Ambanizana village (4-6 hours). From here on wildlife and nature becomes increasingly lush and colourful with a wonderful beach dominated by large rock boulders close to our camping spot.

Day 4: Early start through Masoala National Park. This is the last big walk and which takes 4-6 hours. Comparing with previous days, this is the most impressive and adventures trail of all, passing through one of the world's last remaining primary rainforests that meets the oceanfront directly. When reaching Ambodiforaha, the home of Patrick, have lunch at Masoala Village Lodge. In the afternoon, continue for 1-2 hours until reaching your base at Masoala Birding Camp.

Day 5, 6 and 7: Enjoy three full days of discovering nature at leisure in one of the most beautiful spots in Masaoala. With the help of your guide and team at Masoala Birding Camp, you will experience amazing bird watching, combined with night and day walks, river trips, lemur watching, stars counting... Embrace yourself in a truly natural environment from which all species in the area have evolved.

Day 8: Before returning to civilisation, visit Nosy Mangabe a for picnic. Our boat can pass close to the island where flocks of egret (heron) can usually be observed in the canopies along the shore. Allow about four hours to visit the island to try and find the Uroplatus fimbriatus (giant leaf-tailed gecko) and with some luck also spot one of the smallest chameleons in the world.

Arrive at your hotel in Maroantsetra. A goodbye photo with the Masoala Birding Camp team.

Contact

For further information regarding Masoala Birding Camp's offers, contact Patrick:

Masoala Birding Camp
Email: patrickbezafi1081@gmail.com

Tel: +261 (0)34 44 374 62

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/masoalabirdingcamp/

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-Officially opened in 2017, the camp is run by Patrick, a local guide and Masoala birding expert from Ambodiforaha. Patrick and his team will prepare lunch, breakfast and dinner and will guide you to various bird watching spots in the surrounding forest and help you identify various speices of flora and fauna along the way.
+Officially opened in 2017, the camp is run by Patrick, a local guide and Masoala birding expert from [[Ambodiforaha]]. Patrick and his team will guide you to various bird watching spots in the surrounding forest and help you identify species of flora and fauna along the way.
-Masoala Birding Camp can be booked for day and lunch visits as well as stays for one of more nights in combination with other lodges in the area. Additionally, we offer various extended trekking packages, which can of course be modified and tailored to your specifications.
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-Classic circuit: Visit Masoala for three nights while staying at Masoala Birding Camp with small or large group.
+Masoala Birding Camp can be booked for day visits including lunch or for one or more nights on a half-board or full-board basis in combination with other lodges in the area. Additionally, the camp offers various extended trekking combined with birdwatching packages, which can be tailored to your specifications.
-''Itinirery:''
+=== Classic circuit ===
-Day 1: Depart in the morning from your hotel in [[Maroantsetra]] with speed boat directly to Masoala. The boat ride takes between 1.5 and 2 hours. Arriving at the beach of Tampolo and walk approxately 30 minutes to the camp.
+'''Visit Masoala for three nights while staying at Masoala Birding Camp in a small or large group.'''
-Overnight stay at Masoala Birding Camp. In the afternoon, start guided bird watching walk. In the evening, we will go for a night walk to see different species of lemurs and various other night active animals.
+Day 1: Depart in the morning from your hotel in [[Maroantsetra]] with speedboat directly to Masoala. The boat ride takes between 1½ and 2 hours. Arriving at the beach of Tampolo and walk approximately 30 minutes to the campsite.
-Day 2: Red ruffed Lemur path. This is a 3 to 4 hours walk to spot the Red Ruffed Lemurs in their regular habitats. Thereafter, before dinner in the evening, we take another night walk to discover nocturnal species, such as the mouse lemur, dwarf lemur, sportive lemur and other animals...
+Overnight stay at Masoala Birding Camp. In the afternoon, start guided bird watching walk. In the evening, go for a night walk to see different species of lemurs and other night active animals.
-Day 3: Water fall circuit. Get ready for more bird watching in the morning, to see the famous species such as ''Helmet vanga'', ''Bernier's_vanga'', ''Short-legged ground roller'', so on.... In the afternoon, continue with a river trip on a pirigue (traditional wooden canoe) in the Tampolo River with a local fisherman from the village of Ambodiforaha. In evening, there will be time for another night walk.
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-Day 4: Take the speed boat to [[Nosy Mangabe]] for picnic and thereafter return to [[Maroantsetra]]
+Day 2: Red ruffed lemur path. This is a 3 to 4 hours walk to spot the Red ruffed lemurs in their natural habitat. Thereafter, before dinner in the evening, take another night walk to discover more nocturnal species, such as the mouse lemur, dwarf lemur, sportive lemur.
-Extended circuit: Visit Masoala for 5 nights with stay at Masoala Birding Camp and in [[Farankaraina Tropical Park]]
+Day 3: Waterfall circuit. Get ready for more bird watching in the morning, to see the famous species close to the camp, such as ''[[Helmet vanga]]'', ''[[Bernier's vanga]]'', ''Scaly ground roller'' and so on... In the afternoon, continue with a river trip in a pirogue (traditional wooden canoe) on the Tampolo River with a local fisherman from the village of Ambodiforaha. In the evening, there will be time for another night walk.
-''Itinerary:''
+[[File:Tampolodge 339.jpg|600px]]
-Day 1 and 2: Camping overnight at lodge in Farankaraina Tropical Park. Try to find the Aye-Aye during night walk. The possibility to spot the Aye-Aye here is best between July and October.
-Day 3: Leave Farankaraina Tropical Park for Masoala National Park (by speed boat?) to reach Masoala Birding Camp. Start a short afternoon bird watching walk. In evening, take a night walk to discover different species of lemurs and various other night active animals.
+Day 4: Take the speedboat to [[Nosy Mangabe]] for a picnic and thereafter return to [[Maroantsetra]]. Our boat can pass close to the island where flocks of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_egret egret (heron)] can usually be observed in the canopies along the shoreline.
-Day 4: Red ruffed Lemur path. This is a 3 to 4 hours walk to spot the Red Ruffed Lemurs in their regular habitats. Thereafter, before dinner in the evening, we take another night walk to discover nocturnal species, such as the mouse lemur, dwarf lemur, sportive lemur and other animals...
+Allow about four hours to visit the island to try and find the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uroplatus_fimbriatus Uroplatus fimbriatus (giant leaf-tailed gecko)] and with some luck also spot one of the smallest chameleons in the world.
-Day 5: Boat transfer to [[Antalaviana]]. This is a wonderful location, beach and has a large waterfall where it's possible to go for a swim.
+=== Extended circuit ===
-Day 6: Return to hotel in Maroantsetra. Pass [[Nosy Mangabe]] Island for picnic in the morning. Or boat can go close to the shore of the island where the large white [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_egret egret (heron)] can usually be observed on large flocks. Allow about four hours to visit the island in order to try and find the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uroplatus_fimbriatus Uroplatus fimbriatus (giant leaf-tailed gecko)] and with some luck spot one of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_egret smallest chameleons in the world].
+'''Visit Masoala for 5 nights with a stay at Masoala Birding Camp and in [[Farankaraina Tropical Park]].'''
+Day 1 and 2: Overnight camping at a lodge in Farankaraina Tropical Park. Try to find the Aye-Aye during a night walk. The best possibility to spot the Aye-Aye here is between July and October.
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+Day 3: Leave Farankaraina Tropical Park for Masoala National Park to reach Masoala Birding Camp by boat. Start a short afternoon bird watching walk. In the evening, take a night walk to discover different species of lemurs and various other night active animals.
+[[File:Masoala_National_Park_DSCN3060.jpg|600px]]
+Day 4: Red ruffed Lemur path. This is a 3 to 4 hours walk to spot the Red ruffed Lemurs in their natural habitat. Thereafter, before dinner in the evening, take another night walk to discover nocturnal species, such as the mouse lemur, dwarf lemur, sportive lemur and other animals.
+Day 5: Boat transfer to [[Antalavia]]. This is a wonderful location with a beach and a large waterfall where it's possible to go for a swim.
+<HTML5video type="youtube" width="400" height="300">DCv2RC8rHpo</HTML5video>
+Day 6: Return to the hotel in Maroantsetra. Visit [[Nosy Mangabe]] for a picnic in the morning. Our boat can pass close to the island where flocks of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_egret egret (heron)] can usually be observed in the canopies along the shore.
+Allow about four hours to visit the island to try and find the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uroplatus_fimbriatus ''Uroplatus fimbriatus'' (giant leaf-tailed gecko)] and with some luck also spot one of the smallest chameleons in the world.
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+=== Sportive circuit ===
+'''8 days Maroantsetra to Masoala, trekking one direction and return by boat.'''
+This trek follows the coast of Antongil Bay and through Masoala National Park.
+Day 1: Depart early from your hotel in Maroantsetra and take a piroque ride for approximately 1 hour to [[Andranofotsy]] and from there continue by foot to the campsite at [[Farankaraina Tropical Park]]. Search for the Aye-Aye at night.
+[[File:Andranofotsy 039.jpg|600px]]
+<HTML5video type="youtube">Hbl718YAOR0</HTML5video>
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+Day 2: Have breakfast before setting off on a 4 to 6 hours trek through vanilla and clove plantations until reaching [[Masindrano]] village. Camp by the beach.
+Day 3: Early start to reach the next camping spot by [[Ambanizana]] village (4-6 hours). From here on wildlife and nature becomes increasingly lush and colourful with a wonderful beach dominated by large rock boulders close to our camping spot.
-SPORTIVE CIRCUIT
+[[File:Ambanizana 008.jpg|600px]]
-Masoala Trekking
+Day 4: Early start through [[Masoala National Park]]. This is the last big walk and which takes 4-6 hours. Comparing with previous days, this is the most impressive and adventures trail of all, passing through one of the world's last remaining primary rainforests that meets the oceanfront directly. When reaching [[Ambodiforaha]], the home of Patrick, have lunch at [[Masoala Village Lodge]]. In the afternoon, continue for 1-2 hours until reaching your base at Masoala Birding Camp.
--sort Trek
+[[File:Masoala_National_Park_DSCN2859.jpg|600px]]
-Trekking Maroantsetra -Masoala takes 8 days (one way trek and back by boat)
+Day 5, 6 and 7: Enjoy three full days of discovering nature at leisure in one of the most beautiful spots in Masaoala. With the help of your guide and team at Masoala Birding Camp, you will experience amazing bird watching, combined with night and day walks, river trips, lemur watching, stars counting... Embrace yourself in a truly natural environment from which all species in the area have evolved.
-This Trekking is heading and following the coast of Masoala National Park from MAROANTSETRA goes to Masoala National Park
+<HTML5video type="youtube">caODxMEUq1w</HTML5video>
-THE TREKKING
+Day 8: Before returning to civilisation, visit Nosy Mangabe a for picnic. Our boat can pass close to the island where flocks of egret (heron) can usually be observed in the canopies along the shore. Allow about four hours to visit the island to try and find the ''Uroplatus fimbriatus'' (giant leaf-tailed gecko) and with some luck also spot one of the smallest chameleons in the world.
-Day one: Leave Maroantsetra HOTEL in the morning to join Farankaraina Tropical Private Park and camping one night by Tent there. At night Aye-Aye tour
+Arrive at your hotel in Maroantsetra. A goodbye photo with the Masoala Birding Camp team.
-Day Tow: leave the Ay-Aye place in morning after breakfast to join the second camping place. That takes around 4-6 hours walking. This second days walking through in masoala village life with all wonderful vanilla plantation, cloves discovering…This second camping place name is Beach of Masondrano village
+== Contact ==
-Day Three: Leave the second camping place in the morning to get third camping place. The place name is Ambanizana village. From this time wildlife beauty is spreading. The wonderful forest green colorful and directly meet the sea. Beach is covered the rocks forming the natural status, craved like tsingy of Mada. The walk here takes around 4-6 hours
+For further information regarding Masoala Birding Camp's offers, contact Patrick:
-Day four: Leave again this third place to be on Masoala Birding camp lodge in Masoala National Park. This is last time for walking and it takes 4-6 hours. Comparing of the all last days trip, this one is more wonderful   because the path pass in the Primary forest. From this time (day five,six,and seven), the walk is finished and we stay 3 other nights in Masoala Birding Camp(MBC) to do all the type of activity  in MASOALA national Park like bird watching, red ruffed circuit, river trip, and so on…. Watching all different species of animals and never forget the name of camp to see all the species of the birds
+[[File:Ambodiforaha 035.jpg|300px]]
-Day eight: heading back to maroantsetra via to Nosy Mangabe Island for picnic. On this Island, the trip takes 4h to see small chameleon and leafleted gecko and afternoon back to maroantsetra. The trip is finished goodbye for all the team of MBC
+'''Masoala Birding Camp'''<br>
+Email: [mailto:patrickbezafi1081@gmail.com patrickbezafi1081@gmail.com]
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+Tel: +261 (0)34 44 374 62
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