Eulophiella
Lodge · Central Highlands & Eastern Rainforest Corridor, Madagascar
Eulophiella
Eulophiella is a hotel near Réserve Spéciale Analamazaotra.
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Eulophiella in Réserve Spéciale Analamazaotra
Spa
Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Library
Nearest Airport
Ambohibary Airport
Nearest International Airport
Ivato International Airport
2,138
Total Species
33
Mammals
114
Birds
Most Observed Species
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Parc National de Mantadia
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A lush rainforest park renowned for its incredible biodiversity, particularly its lemurs, including the critically endangered golden bamboo lemur and greater bamboo lemur. It's a prime location for guided night walks to spot nocturnal species and offers excellent opportunities for birdwatching and observing chameleons.
Parc National de Zahamena
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Ranomafana
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