Exquisite beaches with ribbons of white sand, tropical fauna and flora with the world's rarest species and largely unexploited crystal-clear lagoons – your Madagascar holidays at Constance will leave you spellbound!
The world’s fourth largest island, Madagascar is situated just off the east coast of Africa and inhabits some of the planet’s richest biodiversity, with over 70% of the wildlife species on the island being found nowhere else in the world.
Madagascar awaits you with a pleasant tropical climate, postcard-perfect beaches, a fascinating assemblage of wildlife and a unique fusion of African and Asian cultures. Pack your bags and get ready to be captivated by the fragrances, colours, sounds and authentic flavours of this magical place!
Our authentic Madagascar beach resort Constance Tsarabanjina is infused with a warm Malagasy feel and offers ecological villas peppered along the unspoilt beaches of the small, secluded islet Nosy Tsarabanjina.
Situated in the north-western part of Madagascar, at about 40 miles from the island of Nosy Be, Tsarabanjina forms part of the Mitsio Archipelago.
Nature is the keyword at our eco-friendly 5-star Madagascar resort, where you can enjoy the pleasures of nature at every turn and in total privacy.
Be prepared for a Robinson Crusoe escape in one of the best hotels in Madagascar, Constance style!
Say Yes to barefoot holidays. Set on Tsarabanjina Island, all-inclusive Constance Tsarabanjina is a combination of luxury and simplicity. Dive in crystal clear water, go on bird watching excursions or simply sit back and relax.
Enjoy your well-deserved Robinson Crusoe-like holiday in Madagascar!
Located on the beautiful South Beach, palm thatched villas are comfortably furnished with a Malagasy touch.
Located on the stunning North Beach, palm-thatched villas are beautifully furnished with a Malagasy touch.
You can come to Madagascar throughout the year. The best season to visit Madagascar depends on your interests. From April to October the weather is dry and warm - which is great for sightseeing. Between November and March, it is the hot and wet summer season.
Constance Tsarabanjina stretches along the homonymous, sacred islet of Tsarabanjina. 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.
In Madagascar nature is king and you can do a lot of trekking or visit the national park with lemurs and chameleons. At Constance Tsarabanjina, snorkelling, diving and fishing are a must, as are excursions to discover the great and untouched Mitsio Archipelago and the lemur island of Nosy Komba.
Yes - Madagascar, especially Tsarabanjina, is a family-friendly destination with lots of activities for all family members.
Best diving season in Madagascar runs from May to December, when cyclone season ends, and visibility can reach up to 30 metres.
August to October are the best months for whale-watching excursions, since August marks the start of the migration season for humpback whales.
Vaccination is not compulsory for entering Madagascar, however, an anti-malarial treatment is recommended. And apart from making sure that all your routine vaccines are up to date, it is suggested to consider getting vaccinated against Hepatitis A & B.
For citizens from the UK, the US and Canada a tourist visa is mandatory for entering Madagascar. The visa can be obtained prior to travelling or at the airport upon arrival in Madagascar and is valid for 90 days.
A valid passport for travel is mandatory. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after the date you enter Madagascar.
For more detailed information we recommend you consult Madagascar's official Ministry of Tourism website.
The official languages of Madagascar are Malagasy and French.
English is spoken in some major tourist areas.
