Come celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at Coco Lodge Majunga

St. Patrick's Day is one of the most important holidays in Ireland and has been for more than 1500 years ! This year, it falls on Thursday 17, but Coco Lodge Majunga will celebrate it this Friday 18 March, for a very Irish gourmet cabaret dinner ! In effect, the menu will of course be Irish, the decoration also with clovers 4 leaves …

Surprises

AND there will be 2 very big surprises....

AND, des kilts (Short, pleated skirt) will be at the disposal of his gentlemen (just come with long socks up to your knees hihihi) and TWO we are going to inaugurate our brand new swimming pool.

St. Patrick’s Day at Coco Lodge Majunga

Coco Lodge Majunga puts everything in place to make you spend an unforgettable Saint Patrick's Day evening with Irish specialties AND Irish music with Mifa Groupe (the cranberries, the Corrs, Dropkick Murphy’s…).

No Guinness you say, but Brasseries Star offers us here an excellent dark beer, la double. Doppel Munich is a pan-African brand of alcoholic dark beer with 6,5% created by the Castel Group.

Guinness is a brand of beer as well as an Irish brewery. Founded in 1759, it became a global company with the acquisition in 1986 by Distillers Company, notably owning the Johnnie Walker whiskey brands, Ballantine’s or Chivas Regal.

Here is the very Irish Menu :

Appetizer to discover our cuisine :

Irish Potato Bites

Starter of choice :

Bacon & Irish Cabbage OR Irish Coleslaw

Meal of your choice :

Irish stew (Irish stew, flagship dish), Colcannon (Irish mash)

OR

Fish & Irish Doppel chips

Desserts to choose from :

Porter cake (Irish cake Doppel beer and raisins)

OR

Baileys cheesecake (Irish favorite dessert)

St. Patrick's Day History

Saint Patrick is the founder of Christianity in Ireland. He was kidnapped in the 4th century by pirates and sold as a slave to an Irish druid. Subsequently, he became a shepherd. He escaped a few years later to the Normandy coast and studied theology in order to become a priest.. Then he went to the monastery located on the Lérins Islands for 2 years. Following this experience, en 411, Pope Celestine I ordered him to return to Ireland to evangelize the inhabitants. Since, the death of Saint Patrick is celebrated on 17 March 461.

Legend has it that Saint Patrick is one of Ireland's most famous patron saints : According to the legend, he brought Christianity to the island, made the shamrock fashionable and freed Ireland from snakes.

The 17 March marks the death of Saint Patrick and has been considered a religious holiday in Ireland for more than 1500 years.

Go green

The origin of Saint Patrick's Day, the associated color was blue. Today we wear green, the day of the party, to symbolize the emblem of Ireland : the Clover. And beware of the one who does not wear green that day, it is a tradition to be respected. St. Patrick's Day is gradually taking over other cities around the world, what created “Global Greening”. This event consists in illuminating the most famous monuments of the world like : the tower of Pisa, the Moulin Rouge or the Empire State Building, green of course.

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Reminder, we're both :

• One hôtel★★★ with 18 spacious comfortable rooms,
• One gourmet restaurant with a beautiful wine cellar, whiskies, rums and champagnes with a capacity of 60 Covered, offering Malagasy cuisine, French, Lebanese, pizzas and seafood specialties,
• Un bar piscine with cocktails, "tsakitsaky", pancakes and waffles available at all hours,
• One organizer of events and conferences with 3 meeting rooms that can accommodate up to 90 people. In addition, we can receive themed lunch/dinner, engagement, wedding, anniversary, … Even a bachelor/bachelorette party, or a marriage proposal, …
• A travel and tourism services company (License C),
• One tour operator (B license),
• A 4×4 rental company and quads (with valid liability insurance) and with graduate drivers guide. We can insure your transfers in all Madagascar. For example from Antananarivo airport to Majunga, from Nosy Be to Majunga, even between Antsiranana and Majunga.