Constance Tsarabanjina Island Resort – Madagascar 🇲🇬

Name: Constance Tsarabanjina
Rooms: 25
Rating: 5-Star
Brand: Constance
Parent: Constance Hotels & Resorts

Unite with nature in an untouched tropical luxury private island paradise. Enjoy barefoot five-star luxury on a serene Madagascan Island resort. For those seeking to engage all 5 senses, less has always been more. At Constance Tsarabanjina, nature is the key word. An eco-friendly resort where everything is protected, from the seabed to the shells on the sand. Virgin beaches, turquoise clear water, the pleasures of nature at every turn, total privacy. All the beautiful clichés apply. Come and experience Robinson Crusoe chic. This spectacular resort is all-inclusive which allows guests to relax and enjoy excellent gourmet cuisine featuring local and fresh produce. The resorts Spa has the style of a beach chalet where massages and spa treatments have never been closer to nature: on the beautiful red rocks in the open air and under a setting sun.

With a total of 25 Villas on the island, with 13 on the North Beach and 12 on the South Beach, guests are assured exclusivity. Every villa is unique and look out on to the sea. They are built with a thatched roof and have a private terrace. Twelve villas have their bed area air-conditioned, and thirteen villas are completely air-conditioned. They are also equipped with fans, mini-bar, safe and kimono, a bathroom with shower and a separate toilet, a private terrace with two deck chairs. They are built on two beaches: North and South and for each villa there are 2 loungers and 1 umbrella provided on the beach.

Situated in the north-western part of Madagascar, at about 40 miles from the island of Nosy Be, Tsarabanjina is one of the islets of the Mitsio Archipelago. Fringed by white sandy beaches with extraordinary birds, lush vegetation and encircled around by coral reefs, the region is bathed in sunshine all year round. Tsarabanjina is a sacred islet. On the small peninsula of the eastern beach is found the tomb of the Sakalava kings of the Mitsio islands. Up to this day the people of the Mitsio islands venerate this place; they come here bringing their offerings; money, honey, and rum.