The Kimony Lodge & Resort collaborates with the Ministry of Water and Forests. We opened this animal shelter to help them have a better life. Several species live there in adapted shelters. These animals do not come from the forest. They were brought back by third parties or associations. We care for them and infants them so that they can one day return to their natural environment.
The KIMONY LODGE & RESORT group occasionally organizes reforestation in the villages for the preservation and awareness of the population. This action is coordinated by the group's staff and the fokontany. .
We are concerned about our environment and to avoid food waste, we have decided to create a vegetable garden. We pick only what we need to prepare the delicacies that will be served on your plates.
* Construction of a school in Kirindy for the children of the village.
* Distribution of school kits.
* Support and professional integration of people with reduced mobility (physical or mental).
* Support for the development of sports activities among local young people.
* Donations of sports equipment.
Free water and electricity distribution for the villages surrounding the group's hotels.
Installation of public pumps in the villages surrounding the group's hotels.
* DESCENT OF THE TSIRIBIHINA RIVER IN OUR COMFORTABLE CHALANDS.
EACH EQUIPPED WITH:
- 23 TENTS WITH SLEEPING BAG (19 DOUBLES AND 5 TRIPLETS)
- 04 SUNSETS IN THE SOLARIUM
- RESTORATION AREA WITH 25 CUTLERY
- LIFE VESTS
- A TENT FOR THE TOILET
- SUN LIGHT
- A TEAM OF COOK
* THE CROSSING IS DONE IN 2 NIGHTS - 3 DAYS
- BOATER AT MASIAKAMPY
- MASIAKAMPY- NOSY AMPELA
- NOSY AMPELA- AMBATOMAINTY
- AMBATOMAINTY-BELO ON TSIRIBIHINA
The Baobab Alley is one of the most beautiful sites on the Big Island. True national heritage, this place, not far from Morondava, is a must during a trip to central-western Madagascar.
Tsingy of Bemaraha National Park, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1990, is made up of the small Tsingy and the large Tsingy, and presents semi-arid landscapes adorned with baobabs.
This atmosphere will be accentuated by the discovery of the different species of baobabs endemic to Madagascar.
