Since 2009, the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ) has increased the program for German-Malagasy environmental studies in Madagascar.
Approximately 5000 hectares in the south of Tulear have been declared a nature reserve, Tsinjoriake is opening up to ecotourism. The huge cliffs of the Saint Augustin Bay, mangrove forests, the majestic tabletop mountain, and the biological diversity of the ecosystem have been made accessible to travelers since 2013.
In recent months, very important steps have been taken: training of staff, training materials, promotional events, and equipment for various.
Guided tours are possible in the newly developed area. This action plan will be finalized by March 2013, with other important steps such as capacity building and restoration of biodiversity being carried out in collaboration with the local village community “Tamia”.
This area is in close proximity to the RN7 and can be accessed without a 4×4 vehicle. From the plateau, you can enjoy a breathtaking 360° view of the bay of St. Augustin, the dunes of Sarondrano, the wet zone around the
Onilahy River, and the thorn forest of southern Madagascar.
Tsinjoriake is located directly below the Tropic of Capricorn.
