293 on Komba
A simple yet comfortable little lodge of 4 bedrooms on lovely Nosy Komba island - run by South African couple Danielle and Chris, whose...
Nosy Be and its surrounding islands are Madagascar at its most seductive: clear water, easy snorkelling, small lodges and island hideaways with a castaway feel.
Nosy Be and its surrounding islands are Madagascar at its most seductive: clear water, easy snorkelling, small lodges and island hideaways with a castaway feel.
A simple yet comfortable little lodge of 4 bedrooms on lovely Nosy Komba island - run by South African couple Danielle and Chris, whose...
Whilst there are many island lodges that boast of offering a “Robinson Crusoe” type experience, this little eco-lodge consisting of 8 simple wooden bungalows...
Antoremba is in many ways the epitome of the type of lodge we love here at Barefoot Breaks - nestled on a picture-perfect golden...
Tsarabanjina is our choice as THE best island lodge in Madagascar - it really is the epitome of exclusive barefoot luxury! A great choice...
Quite simply THE best way to experience the magic of the greater Nosy Be Archipelago – whether you're snorkelling, fishing, swimming or just cruising...
Position, position, position! Komba Forever is a simple little lodge of 4 rustic bungalows perched just above the best beach on Nosy Komba island!...
Lovely little 4-bedroomed lodge perched on a hillside above a tiny sandy beach on the east coast of Nosy Komba island, where South African...
Lovely lodge of 8 spacious bungalows scattered across a forested hillside on the eastern side of Nosy Komba island, enjoying stunning views out over...
The most popular choice amongst South Africans visiting Nosy Be, Sakatia Lodge is an unpretentious and easy going and attractively located lodge that is...
A real contender for the most stylish and upmarket beach lodge in Madagascar! If you're in search of a truly intimate and romantic retreat,...
If you fancy a more "resorty" hotel but also like the idea of experiencing Madagascar (rather than the usual far more commercialised destinations like...