Madagascar

Miavana is an ultra‑luxury, eco-conscious resort on the private island of Nosy Ankao, accessible only by helicopter. Its spacious villas, crafted from local stone and timber, feature floor‑to‑ceiling glass, private pools and direct beach access. Guests can snorkel coral reefs, spot lemurs on forest walks, dive shipwrecks, kite‑surf or take helicopter excursions; all backed by a deep commitment to conservation and community.

Mandrare River Camp in Madagascar blends safari-style tents with sustainable design along the tranquil Mandrare River. Guests can relax beneath vast, starry skies, explore the spiny forest and sacred gallery woodlands to spot lemurs, reptiles and birds and engage with the Antandroy community through the camp’s reforestation and conservation initiatives.

Princesse Bora Lodge & Spa is a tropical retreat on the lush, white‑sand shores of Sainte‑Marie Island, Madagascar. With villas tucked among coconut groves, a jungle spa and lagoon‑front pontoon lounges, it’s the kind of place where you unwind slowly. Guests can snorkel, kayak, kitesurf, dive with whales (in season), or just soak up the relaxed island pace.

Masoala Forest Lodge is a truly hidden paradise on Madagascar’s northeast peninsula, where rainforest meets the sea in a remote and untouched setting. Elevated treehouses built by local craftsmen float above the forest canopy, offering views of both jungle and ocean. Guests can hike through primary forest, take night walks to spot nocturnal wildlife, kayak coastal waterways, snorkel coral reefs and connect with the local Betsimisaraka community.

Time + Tide Tsara Komba is a tranquil forest‑and‑beach lodge tucked into the lush slopes of Nosy Komba. Built with natural materials and crafted for sustainability, it offers suites with ocean views, private terraces and a warm, eco-conscious design. Days here are made for lemur trekking, kayaking, diving, or simply watching the sunset over the Indian Ocean.