Madagascar Hotels Nosy-Be
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Lemur Island lies south of Nosy Komba and is a 25 minute boat ride from Nosy Be. TSARA KOMBA LODGE is an authentic, natural paradise comprising of 8 spacious lodges built with the greatest respect for the environment and in harmony with the local population. Each lodge has a deck overlooking a beautiful private beach with the finest sand...
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Built on a steep hillside, nestling in a tropical garden between forest and beach, the eight lodges ranging in size from 75 to 95 m2 complete with verandahs overlooking the ocean are magnificently constructed in a streamline architectural style, from wood and traditional materials such as rosewood or sohihy, in shades of brown and subtle, complementary tones. The roofs are thatched with Ravinala leaves (from the Travellers' tree) and are high enough to allow air to circulate freely!
The rooms and the interior are generously sized, conducive to movement and meditation or perfect for rest and tranquillity. The elegant, warm decor combines refined style with the typical atmosphere of the place. The paintings displayed were created using lime and natural pigments from Madagascar. Each lodge boasts a large four-poster bed complete with mosquito net and fan, perfect for spellbinding, exotic nights or siestas, a comfortable, spacious bathroom and even a desk for those who feel the need to work!
Each detached, perfectly aired, private lodge has its own deck with a stunning view of the bay and Grande Terre. Watching the sun rise (very early!), marvelling at the unforgettable sunset or even catching the moon rising, all from the comfort of the seated area of the patio, becomes an enchanting experience!
Furthermore, the beautiful surroundings of the tropical garden which has embraced the lodges' presence, contributes to the unique feeling of calm and beauty which emanates from the area. The brightly coloured flowers vie for attention, the birds flutter discreetly and the foliage thrives at the mercy of the sea breeze. The beach below is visible and is easily accessible from each lodge.
Sunbeds with or without parasols are available for use at the water's edge, tempting those who want to take it easy.
There are two types of lodge available in this development which covers several hectares:
* Six “Ocean View“ lodges offering 75 m2 living space.
You can add an extra single bed, bringing the number of guests up to a maximum of 3 people per lodge.
* Two “Ocean View“ lodges offering 95 m2 living space.
You can convert the lounge into a bedroom, bringing the number of guests up to a maximum of 4 people per lodge.
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HOTEL FACILITIES AND AMENITIES
DINING
"Le TK" restaurant, "le TK bar" and the lounges are located in the main house which also has two open decks looking out onto the ocean for you to enjoy the splendid panoramic view of the bay and Madagascar's Grande Terre island just opposite!
EXCURSIONS
AT SEA
- Snorkel off the tiny island of Tanikely, which is protected as a nature reserve, and is home to dozens of species of multicoloured fish, turtles, starfish and shellfish.
- Go diving (in partnership with a club on Nosy Komba)
- Take a tour of Nosy Komba in a pirogue.
- Cruise around the Mitsio archipelago.
- Go deep sea, trolling, palangrotte or popper fishing - Go traditional fishing (long line, squid fishing) in a pirogue.
ON LAND
- Take a short hike with a guide, starting from the hotel, which will take you across the island from south to north. Go through the old Ylang ylang plantations and observe the black lemurs and (harmless!) snakes, butterflies and multicoloured birds, not to mention a wide range of flora. Return in a pirogue.
- Visit Nosy Be.
- Visit the Ylang-ylang plantations, the distillery and the Ambanja market on Grande terre.
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Tsara Komba Lodge is on Nosy Komba, the Lemur Island, north west of Madagascar, less than 12 miles from Nosy Be port. Nosy Komba is one of the most beautiful islands in the Nosy Be archipelago. It is calm and quiet as there are no roads or tracks, so therefore no cars! People get around on foot by climbing the mountain, walking on the beaches or in pirogues to admire the coasts...
Cross the forest covering this ancient volcano and discover all the plants and flowers which the locals know and use regularly. And savour the scents of ylang-ylang, orchids, vanilla, coffee and tea... And don't forget the lemurines who liven up the forest and are sure to take you by surprise! See if you can spot a black lemur, the most well-known type on the island...
Dolphins often gather to play in the bay outside Tsara Komba Lodge, and with a bit of luck, you might see some whales if you come between August and October.
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