293 on Komba

An Eco-Friendly Guest House

293 on Komba Guest House is located on the small island of Nosy Komba, approximately 20 minutes from Nosy Be Island. The eco-friendly guest house is situated on the beach not far from the village of Ampangorina.

293 on Komba Guest House offers a beautiful spacious home with four very comfortable en suite bedrooms set on a beautiful bay, where you wake up to the sea lapping only a few steps away. All the bedrooms are designed for comfort and relaxation. The home is serviced by a generator and solar power for electricity and hot water.

Choose from the following rooms:

Lemur bedroom – offers a double bed with an en suite bathroom and a separate entrance. This bedroom has a lovely sea view, with the entrance facing a small stream on the side of the house.

Tortoise bedroom – offers a double bed with an en suite bathroom and a separate entrance, which overlooks the small stream and garden.

Baobab bedroom – is upstairs in the main section of the house, has twin beds and a separate bathroom. This room has a lovely view of the stream and of the sea.

Ylang Ylang bedroom -is the honeymoon suite. This room is set apart from the main house and offers privacy and a fantastic ocean view.A breakfast of local fresh fruit and other home produce is served daily. Dinner is either fresh fish, prawns, Zebu (a local cattle) or chicken accompanied by the delicious Malagasy rice or fresh vegetables and salads. Fruits of Madagascar or the delicious Madagascar chocolate will cater for a sweet tooth at the end of the meal.

A breakfast of local fresh fruit and other home produce is served daily. Dinner is either fresh fish, prawns, Zebu (a local cattle) or chicken accompanied by the delicious Malagasy rice or fresh vegetables and salads. Fruits of Madagascar or the delicious Madagascar chocolate will cater for a sweet tooth at the end of the meal.

293 on Komba Guest House offers a variety of sea and land activities from whale watching to a walk through the jungle to a relaxing massage.

293 on Komba

293 on Komba is an intimate and stylish boutique lodge tucked away on the edge of a golden beach on the “Lemur Island” of Nosy Komba. Blending contemporary design with traditional Malagasy craftsmanship, this guest house offers an exclusive and tranquil escape far from the crowds. Surrounded by lush tropical gardens and the crystal-clear waters of the archipelago, it is a place where art, nature, and comfort meet to create a truly unique island experience.

The Rooms at 293 on Komba

The lodge features just a handful of elegantly appointed rooms, ensuring a high level of privacy and personalized service. Each room is a masterpiece of design, utilizing local stone, polished concrete, and exquisite tropical hardwoods. The architecture is open and airy, designed to invite the sea breeze and the sounds of the forest indoors. With private terraces overlooking the turquoise lagoon, the rooms provide a sophisticated yet cozy sanctuary that feels deeply connected to the natural beauty of the island.

Dining and Facilities

The dining experience at 293 on Komba is a highlight for many guests, characterized by its “table d’hôte” style. The menu is a celebration of the island’s rich flavors, featuring fresh seafood, organic local vegetables, and exotic spices. Whether it is a leisurely breakfast on the terrace or a candlelit dinner under the stars, every meal is prepared with creative flair. The lodge also offers a beautiful beachfront lounge area and a small, curated library, perfect for relaxing after a day of island hopping or forest trekking.

Sustainable Travel

In keeping with the Earth Trip philosophy of responsible tourism, 293 on Komba is committed to preserving the integrity of Nosy Komba. The lodge operates with a small environmental footprint, utilizing sustainable materials and supporting local conservation efforts. By working closely with the neighboring village and employing local staff, the lodge ensures that your stay contributes directly to the social and economic well-being of the island community, while protecting the habitat of the famous black lemurs.


A Note from Aleem – Earth Trip Madagascar Specialist

“What I find so captivating about 293 on Komba is its artistic soul. It doesn’t feel like a typical hotel; it feels like staying in a beautifully designed private villa. The owners have created a space that is incredibly chic but also very warm and welcoming. It’s located on a stunning stretch of beach where you can truly disconnect. If you are looking for a boutique experience that prioritizes design and tranquility over resort-style facilities, this is the spot for you.”


Frequently Asked Questions: Nosy Komba

What is the best way to see lemurs while staying at 293 on Komba? Nosy Komba is famous for its semi-wild black lemurs. We can arrange guided walks through the forest trails directly from the lodge. You’ll not only see lemurs but also chameleons, tropical birds, and the unique flora of the island. The lemurs are often curious and may even come down to greet you!

How do I get to the lodge? As there are no roads on Nosy Komba, arrival is strictly by boat. After your flight into Nosy Be, we arrange a private car transfer to the harbor, followed by a scenic 20-minute boat ride across the sparkling waters to the lodge’s private beach.

Can I visit the neighboring islands from here? Yes, 293 on Komba is an excellent base for exploring the archipelago. We can organize boat excursions to the marine reserve of Nosy Tanikely for world-class snorkeling, or day trips to the uninhabited white sands of Nosy Iranja.

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