Setam Lodge Ranomafana
56, Avenue du 26 Juin, Ranomafana National Park Ranomafana, Madagascar
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Day 4 - Ranomafana National Park
We drove past the local brewery this morning on our way to the gem factory. Everyone has sampled the local Three Horses Beer and have rated it quite highly. At the gem factory we were greeted very warmly and given a small polished stone as a gift and encouraged to choose more stone chippings to take home. As always at these sorts of places we were …
Le Parc National de Ranomafana
Nous séjournons au Setam Lodge à Ranomafana, en amont du village. Confort, belle vue, accueil chaleureux, bons petits plats et bonne situation pour la visite du Parc le lendemain matin. Et justement, nous y voilà, nous nous levons tôt et rejoignons notre guide pour notre ballade dans le Parc. Sur le coup, nous sommes déçus car nous ne voyons pas …
Looking for Lemurs
The Setam Lodge is pretty nice. It is surrounded by the rainforest and just down the street from the Ranomafana National Park entrance. It is composed of cabins on several levels of a terraced hillside which meant that we were constantly climbing up and down the stairs to get to our cabin. The stars visible in the night sky was just spectacular! …
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Ranomafana National Park
... sun burning my skin. The scenery comprised rice paddies and low hills. Farmers worked their fields or tended zebu. Houses were built of red earth with wooden shutters for windows. The side of the road was busy with people walking between villages, transporting goods on their heads. With the distances between some villages, some would take hours. Traffic comprised mainly trucks and taxi-brousses. Driving was a dangerous business, with overtaking on blind ...
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... ve learnt, it should be pretty funny as most of the kids are doing plays and singing! I've picked up some more french as it's their second language out here as well as some malagasy, which is basically gobbledy gook.
The last couple of days we've had the mornngs off so we visited a children's handicapped hospital and a monestry (with it's own vineyard, of course i had some wine!). Both were ...
