Tsingy Suspension Bridge & Viewpoints
Pont suspendu des Grands Tsingy
A suspension bridge spanning a deep gorge and a lookout on a stone-peak summit, the most iconic sight in Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park.
The suspension bridge lies in the middle section of the Andamozava route in the Grands Tsingy. A wooden plank bridge spans a limestone rift dozens of meters deep, and below are knife-edge stone pinnacles. Lookouts at both ends of the bridge and on nearby stone peaks offer 360-degree views of the tsingy. Reaching the bridge involves several stretches of climbing and squeezing through rock crevices, and you must wear a safety harness throughout. The bridge limits how many people can cross at one time, so queues may form in peak season. Follow your guide's instructions, and do not lean on the railings when taking photos.
Opening hours
Dry season approx. 07:00–16:00
Nearby sights
- Grands Tsingy
- Petits Tsingy
- Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park
- Bekopaka
- Manambolo River Gorge
- Tsiribihina River