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Scuba diving runs directly off the reef, kiteboarding and windsurfing use the open channel winds, and the fishing operation covers both catch-and-release and deep-sea. Whale watching and turtle tracking are seasonal. On land, guided and self-guided walks, cycling, quad biking, and natural history tours cover the island's wildlife — Madagascar's endemic species extend to the coast. The spa, cooking courses, and gourmet picnics fill the quieter hours.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eCommunal dining, a bar, library, and activity desk are available in the main lodge. 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Suites add a separate living room with sofa beds and an outdoor-opening bathroom; they accommodate up to four guests. Rooms house two adults and one child or three adults.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eL'Atelier des Saveurs restaurant operates under chef Tina Hary Ravelomanantsoa, who sources fish, fruit, vegetables, and spices from nearby villages. Menus change daily according to availability. The kitchen follows seasonality to limit waste. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included in the rate, along with tea, coffee, and mineral water. Kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding launch from the beach. Scuba diving and snorkelling excursions depart for Nosy Tanikely Marine Park, a 20-minute boat ride away, where a lighthouse built in 1908 stands above coral reefs. Half-day trips visit Nosy Sakatia to swim with green turtles in protected waters. Full-day excursions reach Nosy Iranja, an hour by boat, where a sandbank connects two islets at low tide. 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Two bungalows are built for accessibility, and the camp can arrange excursions for guests with reduced mobility using a Joelette — a single-wheeled sedan chair designed for rough terrain.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe restaurant serves a buffet breakfast and a Malagasy dinner menu in a room with a panoramic view of the valley. Guides lead day excursions through Betsileo-Bara villages in the surrounding hills. A small forested area near the camp is home to ring-tailed lemurs, which are endemic to Madagascar.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eFor longer or more demanding outings, the camp organises the ascent of Pic Boby, at roughly two thousand four hundred and fifty-eight metres the second-highest peak in Madagascar. The route passes through Andringitra National Park and typically takes more than one day, so guests should plan their stay accordingly.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eTsara Camp is in the Fianarantsoa region. 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Four have double beds, with the option to add a single; the other two are partitioned into a pair of rooms, accommodating two adults and three children. Every bungalow is en suite, with a shower running hot and cold water, mosquito nets, and its own terrace — furnished with sun beds and a hammock — facing the bay.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe lodge runs entirely on solar power. A fifteen-foot observation tower on the property is used for whale watching when whales pass through the bay. Guided excursions into the mangroves focus on birds; walks into the rainforest are aimed at finding lemurs. Canoeing on the bay, boat trips to nearby islands, and picnic lunches are also on offer. 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Instructors here are IKO-certified, teaching kitesurf, wingfoil and windsurf side by side, with radio-guided coaching for offshore sessions and rental gear updated regularly for all three disciplines. Bungalows face the lagoon directly, built from wood, straw and linen, each with a private terrace and Wi-Fi via Starlink. Riders can walk out of the bungalow with a board or wing already rigged and be sailing within minutes, no transport required. The wind here, known locally as the Varatraza, blows steadily from April to November, and you can watch it push riders across the flat water from the restaurant terrace at lunch. That restaurant sits on the beach itself, serving fresh fish, lagoon crab and zebu meat, with half-board and full-board options for guests who prefer not to think about meals between sessions. 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Guests reach it by motor launch from Maroantsetra, arriving through mangrove channels and along a coastline where beaches give way to dense forest. The surrounding park holds red ruffed lemurs, helmet vangas, leaf-tailed geckos and, at night, mouse lemurs and aye-ayes, tracked on guided walks that range from a few hours to multi-day treks. A short boat crossing reaches Nosy Mangabe, a forested island reserve, and the reef off Ambodiforaha offers snorkelling among coral gardens. The lodge sits within a village-run marine reserve, and its guides work alongside local associations on reforestation, rice cultivation and a solar-electricity scheme that now lights over a hundred homes nearby. Meals are taken in full board, cooked to order for guests returning from the trail. Nights carry the sound of the forest close by, cicadas and, occasionally, a calling lemur. 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Rooms come in three grades, Eco, Standard and Superior, each with a balcony fitted with deckchairs. An infinity pool holds the mountain view. Below the lodge, marked trails lead to the Canyon des Singes, the natural pools of Piscine Naturelle and Giorgio's Window, a rock opening framing sunset over the massif. It is a five-minute walk to the park's interpretation centre. Ring-tailed lemurs and Verreaux's sifaka move through the gallery forest nearby, alongside Oustalet's chameleon and some 55 recorded bird species. A guide, hired in the nearby town of Ranohira, is required for park entry. Evenings run to a campfire with Malagasy folk music, or a drink at the Rock Bar as the sandstone darkens. 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Wooden shutters let the sea breeze move through each room, and bathrooms are finished in polished concrete with a walk-in shower. Beyond the bungalows, a handful of other stays extend the property: the Alizé Cabin near the main house, the family-sized Havana lodge with direct beach access, and Tanambao Villa, a private bungalow with its own suite and outdoor space. Electricity comes from solar panels, water from a reverse-osmosis system, and the roofing from vundro, a local straw. There is no fixed dining room. Meals are set wherever guests choose that day, following light, weather, and appetite. You can watch Vezo fishermen's pirogues cross the bay under coloured sails, much as they have for generations. Activities run to kitesurfing, surfing at nearby breaks, whale watching in season, and canoe trips to Nosy Vé and Nosy Satrana. 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Dinner runs in an open-air setting, and the lounge stays shaded through the afternoon heat. In the evening, guests gather round the campfire with a drink while lemurs move through the trees close by; it is an easy, unforced kind of wildlife encounter, not staged. Guided walks lead into the reserve by day and by torchlight after dark, tracking the forest's nocturnal residents. From the lodge, boats run out to Tanikely Marine Reserve for snorkelling among reef fish, and to Nosy Komba for its market and its lemurs. Kayaks are available for guests keen to explore the coastline at their own pace. It is a small, working base rather than a resort, built around the forest it borders and the water it faces. 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Family suites sleep four or more across two double rooms, with a lounge, kitchen and shared veranda. Ceiling fans run five speeds, and rooms come with a safe, mosquito nets and a hairdryer. Wi-Fi covers communal areas. Excursions run from the lodge to Nosy Iranja and Nosy Sakatia, and out toward the wider Nosy Be coast.\u003c\/p\u003e","brand":"WETU","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":43868363096123,"sku":null,"price":0.0,"currency_code":"ZAR","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0582\/6776\/2747\/files\/le-zahir-lodge-nosy-be-resort-hotel-383-hell-ville-207-madagascar-01.webp?v=1785179442"},{"product_id":"sakatia-beachfront-villas-340944","title":"Sakatia Beachfront Villas","description":"\u003cp\u003eBuilt on the sand at Nosy Sakatia and later joined by a liveaboard catamaran, Sakatia Villas has grown into a two-part stay: rooms on land, and weeks at sea. Villa Ranomasy, a three-bedroom house, sits directly on the beachfront, each room with its own sea view and en-suite bathroom. Villa Tonga Soa, a two-bedroom duplex next door, adds a freshwater pool and a private braai area behind its veranda. Both come with double kayaks, a stand-up paddleboard, and an outdoor shower for rinsing off salt and sand. Offshore, Maki-Cat, a 46-foot Woods catamaran fully refurbished in 2020, sleeps eight guests across four cabins, two with en-suite bathrooms. It runs on solar power. A skipper, chef, and deckhand crew every charter, cooking meals from a galley smaller than most kitchens ashore. Its companion vessel, Maki-Cat 2, is built for serious fishing: a 12 by 4.6 metre catamaran hull with twin outboard motors, trolling rods, and a Garmin fish finder for reaching deep-water grounds fast. 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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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Each bungalow has a private bathroom and mosquito nets, and several open onto sea views and their own terrace. The lodge keeps an on-site restaurant serving food built on local ingredients, alongside a tropical garden run through with flowering paths. A coral reef lies a short swim offshore, where turtles pass through the shallows most days. Guides lead treks into the rainforest behind the lodge and arrange snorkelling, diving, and day or overnight trips to nearby islands including Nosy Tanikely, Nosy Iranja and Nosy Mitsio. The lodge is a member of Botanic Gardens Conservation International, reflecting its planting programme. It was named to National Geographic Traveller UK's 2025 Experiences Collection. 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Rooms come as single, double or triple, each with an en-suite shower, hot water and a private terrace facing the water. You can hear the waves from bed. Power runs entirely on solar, and Starlink covers the property, so there is no generator hum to work around. Kayaks and paddleboards sit ready on the sand, free to guests, and a snorkelling reef lies just off the beach, home to turtles and reef fish. A guide leads walks into the forest behind the lodge, one to three hours, ending at the village of Doany or looping back. Boat excursions run to Nosy Komba, Nosy Tanikely and Nosy Iranja, all reachable within a short crossing. The restaurant, set in the largest bungalow, faces the sea and serves seafood and local produce, plated simply. 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