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Wireless internet reaches the restaurant only. Thirty photovoltaic panels and 24 batteries supply power to the kitchen, lighting, and hot water; the system has run independently since 2016.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAmber Mountain National Park lies twenty minutes from the lodge by road. Trails within the park track ten lemur species, chameleons, orchids, and tree ferns. Day excursions run to the Tsingy Rouges formations and the limestone pinnacles of Ankarana National Park, 100 kilometres south. 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Sea-view suites sit on the dunes, each an independent villa of 60 to 80 m² with a terrace, private bathroom, hot water, and no shared sightlines to neighbours. Six wooden bungalows sit apart in forest clearings, 24 m² as doubles or 40 m² for families, with lemurs for company and full privacy under the canopy. Instructors certified by IKO run one-on-one kitesurf lessons with a safety boat on hand, and the windsurf centre rents Fanatic boards and Naish or Duotone sails, resupplied regularly. Boat transfers to other spots, board storage, and rinse showers come free. The restaurant looks out over the lagoon and serves market-fresh fish at lunch and dinner, with breakfast as a buffet. 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Each holds a canvas-walled tent room, originally made for African safari camps, fitted with a wooden bed, insulated bedding and a reading lamp. Lemurs move through the garden canopy. Chameleons turn up on the paths. Meals are taken together at one long table, staff included, above the kite centre on a small rise with a clear view down to the water. Fish comes from the lodge's own fisherman, vegetables from the market, fruit from the orchard. Solar power runs the electricity; wood fires run the kitchen. Beyond the lagoon, guides lead walks to red sandstone rock formations south of the lodge and a bat cave with a natural skylight, and take boats out to uninhabited islets for snorkelling and reef fishing. 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