Relais du Kirindy sits within Kirindy Forest itself, the primary accommodation for visitors exploring one of Madagascar’s last significant tracts of dry deciduous forest.
Simple bungalows set directly within the forest, each with an en-suite bathroom.
A straightforward dining programme served in the lodge’s central restaurant.
Night walks tracking Madagascar’s nocturnal species, including the fossa, alongside daytime walks for lemurs and birds.
Kirindy is the most reliable place in Madagascar to see the fossa, the island’s largest predator, alongside several nocturnal lemur species.
Night walks here offer a realistic chance at photographing the fossa, an animal rarely seen well anywhere else in Madagascar.
The lodge supports Kirindy’s role as one of the last protected fragments of Madagascar’s western dry deciduous forest, under significant deforestation pressure.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
