Palissandre Cote Ouest

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Palissandre Cote Ouest is located on the stunning beach of Morondava in the charming village of Nosy Kely. It is also just 28km from the Andranomena Reserve, and 30 minutes from the world-famous Baobabs Alley, making it an ideal base for those who want to explore the natural wonders of this mesmerizing region.

The resort offers 30 beautifully designed bungalows that are crafted using the finest materials from Madagascar. The granite stone, Palissandre wood, and roof Mokotry used in the construction of the bungalows add a touch of authentic Malagasy charm and character. Each cabin is incredibly spacious, covering an area of 32 square meters and featuring a private terrace that commands a breathtaking view of the Indian Ocean.

The interiors of the bungalows are tastefully designed and furnished to ensure maximum comfort and convenience. The rooms have modern amenities including air-conditioning, en suite bathrooms, and a flat-screen TV.

The resort features a glorious swimming pool and an on-site spa where guests can indulge in various massages and therapies to rejuvenate their minds, body, and soul. The Flavours Lakana restaurant serves national and international cuisine, while the exquisite Tsingy Bar offers an array of delicious cocktails. With its outstanding facilities, impeccable service, and breathtaking surroundings, Palissandre Cote Ouest is the ultimate tropical paradise getaway.

Accommodation:

Room Facilities:

• Air conditioning
• Safe
• TV
• Kettle
• Minibar
• Ensuite bathroom with a bath or shower.

Lodge Facilities:

• Outdoor swimming-pool
• Restaurant & Bar area
• Spa

Activities:

• Fishing
• Canoeing
• Cycling
• Water sport facilities – Snorkeling, Windsurfing
•  Hiking
•  Evening entertainment, pool table, night club
• Spa
• Visit Andranomena Reserve, 6,400 hectares of deciduous forest and scrubland and small seasonal lakes with locally endemic aquatic plants. Experts relate that more than 60% of the fauna and 75% of the flora living in the area are not just rare, but also purely endemic. The reserve is nicknamed the “Wonderland of Baobabs” because of the different varieties of baobab trees that live in the area.
• Visit The Avenue or Alley of the Baobabs

Location