Babaomby Island Lodge is described as much more than just a vacation spot, but a concept and an experience where one can feel truly alive.

The lodge presents a return to the basics, an opportunity to reconnect with nature and appreciate the beauty of wildlife, flora, and the night sky. The lodge is situated in a lush 5-hectare park, home to a diverse array of wildlife. Guests can observe around thirty Coronatus lemurs, an endemic species to northern Madagascar.

The park is also a haven for a variety of bird species including Crested Couas, Banded Hoopoes, Drongos, and Coucals. In addition to the fauna, the park boasts tropical trees such as Baobabs, Ylang-ylangs, Tamarins, Rosewoods, Flamboyants, Ebonies, Lychees, and Mangoes.

The lodge also promotes an eco-responsible approach to living. Facilities run on 100% solar energy, water is sourced naturally, and food is cooked over traditional wood fires. Guests will also be encouraged to partake in harvesting fruits from the orchard.

The lodge’s gardeners offer tours around the nursery, vegetable garden, and the orchard that produces a variety of fruits like mangoes, soursops, guavas, starfruits, lychees, cacaos, and vanilla.

Meals are a communal affair at Babaomby, with everyone dining together at the same table. The chefs at the lodge specialize in cooking over wood fires, providing a rustic and authentic culinary experience. The lodge staff, who have been present since its construction, strive to share the magic and beauty of the place with the guests.

Lastly, Babaomby is a place for exchange and sharing. Guests can engage in memorable kitesurfing and windsurfing sessions and enjoy sailing on the picturesque lagoon of the Emerald Sea, located right in front of the lodge.

Everything at Babaomby is geared towards ensuring guests make the most of their stay.