MIAVANA by Time + Tide

ADDICTED DESTINATION: MADAGASCAR

"Fringed by white sand beaches & sprawling coral reefs, Miavana is a haven of luxury at the ends of the Earth."

The Villa’s omg The Villa’s.

Designed for an effortless flow between the inside and out, the villas immerse you into the island setting. Elements of sea, sand and air meet through inspired interiors featuring hand-dyed textiles in shades of turquoise, Malagasy wood and local hand-hewn stone.

Island Essentials

Madagascar
Route One:
International Flights: From Johannesburg to Nosy Be
Helicopter Flight: From Nosy Be to Miavana - 1 hr
Route Two:
International Flights: From Johannesburg, Dubai, Istanbul or Paris to Antananarivo
Domestic Flights:
From Antananarivo to Nosy Be - 1hr 40min
From Antananarivo to Diego Suarez - 2hr
Helicopter Transfer:
From Nosy Be to Miavana - 1 hr
From Diego Suarez - 30min
Mid July – October is when the Humpback Whales migrate and guests can enjoy seeing hundred of Whales just out off the shore from Miavana!
See the Sea turtles nest on Miavana in December with hatching through to April
Madagascar is a land of exotic rarity and Miavana invites you to taste its treasures, offering a discovery in every bite.
From luscious limes and juicy mangoes, to punchy pink peppercorns and aromatic vanilla pods.
From freshly-caught fish, local crabs
and giant lobsters to locally-made ‘Rova’ caviar and buffalo mozzarella. Explore the flavours of this exotic location.

THE ADDICTIONS

Lemur Trekking
Enter Miavana's forests with curiosity as you follow your guide in search of the island’s Crowned Lemurs, or venture to the mainland to discover more species including the critically-endangered Perrier’s Sifaka.

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Big Game Fishing
Whether you are a pro or a novice, Miavana is an excellent destination for fishing. Try your hand at catch-and-release deep-sea fishing, jigging, popping, trolling or fly-fishing on the reef flats. Around Miavana, you will find species such as sailfish, king mackerel, mahi mahi, giant trevally, yellowfin and dogtooth tuna and barracuda in abundance.

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Tsingy Rouge
Tsingy Rouge is a photogenic phenomenon. An unusual natural geological formation of red laterite, a type of stone and soil rich in iron and other minerals. The ‘Lavaka’ were caused by the erosion of the Irodo River, leaving behind soft strata with magnificent red and white formations. A hidden gem, where the beauty is also that you are unlikely to find many other visitors.

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Cultural Tour
Ampasimangidy Village is one of the oldest villages in the archipelago. Before seaweed farming began on Nosy Ankao, it was rumoured to be used as a hideout for pirates. Later, it was used as a camping site for fishermen from neighbouring mainland villages. Some of the fishermen stayed permanently and started families on the island. When the seaweed farming began, the population increased.

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