Marovasa

Resting on a privately owned peninsula on Madagascar’s northwestern coast, Marovasa is the fabric of travel fantasies. This remote and idyllic location was first brought to global attention by the French filmmaker Charles Gassot, who discovered it while scouting the country for set locations. Today, it is an exclusive paradise of azure ocean, craggy cliffs, creamy beaches and lush jungle teeming with life - including lemurs, a critically endangered primate species endemic to this island nation. Nearby attractions include Moramba Bay, with its stately baobabs, and Anjajavy Reserve, a tropical rainforest that shelters some of the rarest and most fascinating flora and fauna on the planet.