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The name of the Bay of Baly, Eastern-sounding, evokes unknown myths. The place has nothing of mythical, If the extraordinary beauty of the wild and secular nature that prevails. Rare are the rich sites of such diversity with landscapes to cut the breath and an incredible rare wildlife and endangered.

A 150 km in the South-West of Mahajanga, the Bay of Baly National Park covers an area of 57 142 hectares. Bordered to the North and to the West by the Mozambique Channel, It stretches between longitude 045 ° 00' - 045 ° 35 East and latitude 15 ° 56' - 16 ° 12' South.

The climate is hot and sub-humid, with a dry season marked lasting up to 7 month, between April and October. This Park form with the Park National of Tsingy de Namoroka protected areas complex.

The Bay of Baly national park is the natural habitat of the tortoise to spur Geochelone yniphora, a distinction in Madagascar species. There is also endemic birds of as the Eagle of Madagascar (Bald Eagle), the sacred ibis or Hubert heron.

The Bay which is the heart of the national park is also very popular pink flamingos and dolphins. With a little luck, the mysterious dugong will be at the rendezvous of divers during their explorations.

From the floristic point of view, the Bay of Baly is a rare variety with its impressive dense forest and dry, Shaggy his thicket vegetation, its mangrove which runs such a green carpet in front of the sea...

This setting is added to ranges of end of the world, beautiful lakes, and especially coral reefs offering their funds colorful scuba diving enthusiasts.

Namoroka National Park, side, vous offre également le paysage pittoresque de ses tsingy et de ses grottes … to follow