These French-owned hotels nestle sympathetically amongst rocky outcrops on the southern boundary of Isalo National Park, and are amongst Madagascar’s finest.
Local stone has been used to construct buildings that appear almost as extensions of the natural rock. At the Jardin du Roy 15 rooms have en suite facilities and a verandah looking over the surrounding landscape, whereas the Relais de la Reine has 30 rooms with similar facilities. Each hotel has a pool, and offers guided walks in the park.
Madagascar has been enchanting wildlife enthusiasts for decades. This mysterious island has been a hive of evolution and the result is a myriad of endemic species. So why not join Mike Dilger on this exclusive small group tour and experience the amazing endemic wildlife of this unique island? Find out more about Madagascar with Mike Dilger
Quite unlike anywhere else in Madgascar, Isalo is a remarkable landscape of eroded sandstone outcrops and canyons dotted with rare plants. There are spectacular vistas at every turn, and wildlife includes several species of lemur, a variety of birds and a couple of locally endemic frogs. Find Out More about {acc:title}
