National park in Madagascar
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Isalo National Park is in Toliara Province of Madagascar.
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Fenetre, meaning window, is a natural arch and popular sunset spot. You don't need to pay the park entrance or guide to visit this site. Of course, hiring a car with a guide is the easiest way to visit, 40,000 Ar round trip. Travel is also possible by taxi brousse. Look for the small sign on the right, just past the RN7 Sakaraha 93-km marker and across from Hotel La Palme. Follow the signs 800m to the site. Fenetre gets crowded with tourists starting 30 minutes before sunset, so finding a ride back should not be a problem.
This 60-room resort occupies an incredible location, surrounded by sandstone formations and with a sunset view across the rocks that is nearly worth the hefty room price on its own. This is a top-end resort, built from local materials in order to blend with the natural setting. The large rooms that contain amenities such as air conditioning, mosquito nets, mini bar, safe, and deck. Property amenities include a pool, desert gardens, bar, restaurant, and spa. The resort also offers a few hiking options, including the short (five-minute) hike up to a hiking trail up to Giorgio's Window, a sunset overlook atop a sandstone formation. Visa accepted for payment.
An upscale hotel with a swimming pool and massage room.
From the north, taxi brousses to Ranohira can be found from Fianarantsoa, Ambalavao, and Ihosy.
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