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Nosy Iranja Beach Resort5 STAR MADAGASCAR LODGE NOSY B&Ecute;, NORTH WEST COAST, MADAGASCAR The luxurious Nosy Iranja Beach Resort is located on the main resort island of Nosy Bé, off the North West coast of Madagascar. The name "Nosy Bé" is translated "perfumed island", aptly referring to the beautiful aroma that pervades the island air, owing to the abundance of Ylang Ylang blossoms. Nosy Iranja Beach Resort enjoys the breathtaking shores of white sand, lapped by the blue ebb and flow of the ocean. Coral reefs are home to exotic fish, and spectacular sunsets ensure that guests of the luxury accommodation are able to take in all the beauty and splendour of Madagascar. Naturally, the gourmet menu on offer at the resort ensures that this opulent experience is complete. The local cuisine is characterised by subtle tropical flavours, and meals are complimented by refreshing cocktails, best enjoyed while watching the sunset. Guests are invited to work up an appetite by indulging in some of the local activities on offer, including SCUBA diving, snorkelling, water-skiing, sailing, fishing or suntanning under the warm African sun. Apart from luxury accommodation and gorgeous surrounds, Madagascar is also home to an array of plant and animal species. This is largely due to the range of gorgeous landscapes, which transform from semi-desert regions to lush rainforests that tip the expansive beaches. A unique selection of plant life, lemurs and chameleons are set amongst grand scenery.  |
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Nosy Iranja Beach Resort has been christened "Turtles' Island" as its pristine beaches are the location where the Hawksbill turtles bury their eggs. The idyllic surrounds are also home to rich and unique variety of wildlife and vegetation, sharing these serene surrounds, right on the edge of the turquoise sea. Beneath the waves, a gorgeous coral reef teems with exotic fish. Nosy Iranja comprises two islands, connected by 1500m of sandbank, visible during low tide. This location is perfect for the traveller seeking a "desert island" getaway, as white sandy beaches are fringed by lush coconut palms, Filaos trees and tropical flowers.
Nosy Iranja is an exclusive beach resort is nestled on the northwest coast of Madagascar, which oozes luxurious hospitality. The gorgeous tropical environment is enhanced by tropical gardens, enjoyed fro the lazy comfort of hammocks slung across balconies. Accommodation is made up of stunning bungalows, the ideal base from which to watch the lazy lappings of the ocean. Rooms are furnished with comfy king-sized beds, air-conditioning, heating and en-suite facilities. Decks come standard with each room, and offer prime locale to enjoy spectacular views. Long beach walks and various watersports are fantastic ways to take advantage of all the amazing offerings of Madagascar. Sailing, snorkelling and fishing are just some of the inviting leisure activities on offer. This island exudes opulence, and is situated just over 1 hour (by boat) southwest of Nosy Bé Island. Helicopter transfers take approximately 20 minutes. Nosy Iranja Bé is the bigger island, situated towards the north. This island boasts the delightful lighthouse, designed by Gustav Eiffel, and a community of local fishermen. Accommodation at Nosy Iranja Sumptuous Nosy Iranja Beach Resort chalets are all equipped with ceiling fans, safes, minibars, CD players, en-suite bathrooms with shower and toilet, tea/coffee making facilities, electric razor plug 100/220V, a hair dryer and a dressing-room. Accommodation comprises 19 Junior Double Chalets, each furnished with 1 king-sized bed. A single bed can be added, if necessary. The 9 Senior Chalets contain 1 king-sized bed, with the option of adding 2 single beds. Guests are guaranteed a memorable experience, enhanced by each room's private terrace and garden, and set off with magnificent beach views, a hammock, deck chairs, armchairs, a coffee table and foot showers. Amenities & Services Nosy Iranja Beach Resort's guests have access to the restaurant and bar, offering hearty and exotic cuisine. The private outdoor entertainment area is available for private functions. Once a week, special buffet dinners are served on the soft white sand of the seashore, and honeymooners can enjoy the romance of a private dinner on the terrace. The business centre is equipped with Internet facilities, television, and a library, ensuring that our corporate travellers are catered for. Other amenities and services include sun beds on the beach, medical services at an equipped clinic, a gymnasium for guests desiring to maintain their fitness regime, traditional massages with Madagascan oils, souvenir and local handicraft shop, Visa credit cards facilities and baby-sitting service and cots. Activities Due to the prime location and rich flora and fauna of the area, Nosy Iranja Beach Resort boasts a full and varied itinerary. These include: Viewings of sea turtles, nocturnal egg laying and hatching
A trip around the Iranja twin Islands, encountering dolphins and turtles or whales out at sea and various boat trips leave guests with a truly treasured memory of Madagascar. Boat trips include Baramahamay (half day) and Baie des Russes (half day). Conference and Groups at Nosy Iranja, Madagascar Nosy Iranja Beach Resort's conference facilities accommodate up to 30 delegates, with flexible catering and suitable equipment completing the corporate requirements. Business guests are able to take advantage of the overhead projector, data projector, flipcharts, television and video machine, micro, wall screen, and overhead table. Travel Tips for Madagascar Madagascar enjoys the diversity of several different climatic zones, meaning that travellers can take advantage of a range of conditions during their stay. The island's dry season is between April and October, and December to February (the hot summer months) are usually very humid. Whale watching season extends from July to September, and is usually best enjoyed off Ile Ste Marie. Temperatures are usually temperate year-round (averaging 25°C), with the exception of the muggy summer months, which is also the cyclonic period (implying strong winds and daily rains). Madagascar's infrastructure has not been developed as much as larger metropoles. Visitors are, therefore, urged to travel carefully and slowly on roads. Madagascar is a malaria area. It is imperative that visitors take precautions against mosquito bites. Protective steps include wearing long-sleeved clothing that is light in colour, using insect repellents on exposed skin, taking malaria prophylactics before your trip, and sleeping under mosquito nets. |
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