The appeal of locations like Madagascar is their serene beauty; its tropical landscape, pure white sands and sparkling turquoise waters.  It is the untouched beaches decorating the edge of this African island which capture travellers’ imaginations and embody the romantic Robinson Crusoe ideal – and the ultimate way to recreate the desert island dream in Madagascar is to seek out a beach bungalow.
 
Often wooden structures with palm thatched roofs, these beach bungalows are situated mere meters from, if not directly upon, the famed beaches of Madagascar.  There are no roads to cross; there are is nothing to bar you from immediate access to the soothing sands. The real appeal of this accommodation thought is the seclusion and simplicity, the feeling of being away from the hectic pace of home, and the concept of finding your own piece of Madagascan paradise.  And it is in those ways that a traditional hotel cannot compete with a beach bungalow; is something ultimately exclusive and luxurious about beachside accommodation, unmatched by a traditional hotel.  Beach bungalows provide the opportunity to listen to the waves lapping on the shore as you fall to sleep at night, enjoy a cocktail in your accommodation whilst watching your children play on the beach, and relax in the secluded and romantic ambiance.
 
With beach bungalows ‘traditional’ and ‘secluded’ doesn’t mean unsophisticated; resorts offering these beachside treasures also provide excellent cuisine, indulgent spa treatments, and various personal touches.  One such resort is Constance Lodge Tsarabanjina whose exclusive beach bungalow accommodation offers a relaxed, yet refined atmosphere.  The glorious powder soft sand is the ultimate romantic getaway, and the hotel is available for weddings and honeymoons.  Princesse Bora Lodge is also another luxurious resort offering beach bungalows, this hotel is perfect for adults and children alike, and they even offer a babysitting service. The luxurious lodge is ideal to relax and rejuvenate in a tropical paradise.

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