Berenty Lodge

Berenty Reserve, Madagascar

The reserve’s own lodge within Berenty, one of Madagascar’s longest-running private wildlife reserves.

Overview

Berenty Lodge sits within the Berenty Reserve itself, a private wildlife reserve established in the 1930s and among the longest-running tourism destinations in Madagascar.

Rooms & Table

The Rooms

Simple bungalows set within the reserve’s gallery forest, each with a private veranda.

Food & Service

A straightforward dining programme served in the lodge’s central restaurant.

Activities

Guided walks through Berenty’s gallery forest and spiny forest habitats, tracking ring-tailed lemurs and Verreaux’s sifaka.

Wildlife & Photography

Berenty is famous for its habituated ring-tailed lemur troops and dancing Verreaux’s sifaka, among the most photographed lemurs in Madagascar.

A Photographer's Note

Berenty’s decades of habituation mean lemurs here are exceptionally relaxed around visitors, allowing close, unhurried photography.

Conservation & Impact

Berenty’s long operating history has made it one of Madagascar’s most significant sites for lemur behavioural research.

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