This up-market lodge is located next to the beach at Masoala and offers comfortable African safari-style camping, with large furnished tents on wooden platforms with thatched roofs, en suite toilets, and hot showers.
In addition to exploring the forests of Masoala National Park, you can take out kayaks and even snorkel in the nearby marine reserve. In July and August humpback whales come into shore to breed and calve – a spectacular sight to see from a kayak!
The ideal trip if you yearn for a short, but memorable, getaway to experience the extremes of Madagascar. Combine the rainforests of the Masoala Peninsula, home to many bird species, aye aye and the endemic red ruffed lemur, with the ecologically sensitive Ifotaka Community Forest. Find out more about Best of Both Worlds
The Masoala Peninsula supports the largest area of lowland rainforest in Madagascar, and the greatest number of species. The mountain and valley cloaked primary forest borders the Bay of Antongil and is home to several rare birds and the last refuge of the red-ruffed lemur, one of the country's largest primates. Find Out More about {acc:title}
