The Wild Heart of Madagascar – Miavana Resort
There are few better ways to explore the world than by immersing yourself in the place you visit. Experiencing the beauty or importance of a destination first hand is gaining more and more popularity among the discerning travelers around the world.
Did you know… A group of lemurs is called a conspiracy!
One of these places can be found just off the coast of Madagascar, inside the small island of Nosy Ankao, where one can only arrive via helicopter charter.
On this bewildering lush heaven, the Miavana exclusive luxurious resort allows guests to discover the unique biodiversity of the island and its surrounding seas. It caters to every need of travelers arriving on this small destination, while also providing a high-end source of experiential travel.
From the pristine and picturesque beaches to the inner jungle where crowned lemurs can be spotted, a luxury escape in this natural heaven can prove much more than a simple holiday.
The Miavana Resort in Madagascar consists of 14 luxurious and beautiful villas, equipped with everything you might need, while also insuring a low impact on the surrounding environment. The private villas have one to three bedrooms, as well as private kitchens and swimming pools, among others. The Piazza is the main hub of the resort, featuring a charming infinity pool, restaurants, a wine cellar and a roof bar.
Guests of the Miavana Resort on Nosy Ankao Island in Madagascar can choose how they want to spend their days of atonement. An inspiring adventure into the jungle can reveal the unique flora and fauna of this exquisite destination, while other days can be spent enjoying the splendid beaches and swimming in the turquoise seas.
The resort also offers a wealth of amazing activities, from snorkeling and scuba-diving to admire the coral reefs, to trips towards the mainland Madagascar to enjoy a wildlife trek or a scenic hike.
Other unforgettable experiences include whale and dolphin watching, pampering spa treatments or pleasant walks around the island to discover its heritage.