Holiday rentals with a barbecue in Madagascar
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Sumptuous Villa in Antsiranana with Private Pool
Antsiranana, Diana
Charming Villa in Foulpointe with Sea View
Mahavelona, Toamasina Province
Comfortable Studio with Sea View in Foulpointe - 30 m²
Toamasina Rural, Toamasina Province
Charming Studio in Foulpointe, Sea View and Garden, 30 m²
Toamasina Rural, Toamasina Province
Charming bungalow in Andilana, pool, sea view and garden
Nosy-Be, Diana
Charming house with sea view in Foulpointe + Enclosed garden.
Toamasina Rural, Toamasina Province
Luxury villa in Nosy Be with pool
Nosy-Be, Diana
Madagascar, the great island of the Indian Ocean, offers spiny forests, white sand beaches and wildlife found nowhere else, starting with its lemurs. Our villas, houses and studios let you explore at your own pace, with your own kitchen and space.
Spotting lemurs and diving into the lagoon
Isalo National Park unfolds its sandstone canyons and natural pools for hiking, while Andasibe-Mantadia National Park echoes with the call of the indri, the largest of all lemurs. In the north, Montagne d'Ambre concentrates waterfalls and chameleons within a rainforest accessible on foot.
On the coast, Nosy Be island and the Nosy Iranja archipelago invite you to snorkel above the reefs. Sainte-Marie, on the east coast, is ideal for watching humpback whales between July and September. Markets selling vanilla, cloves and cacao round out the experience, especially around Toamasina.
Where to stay
In the Diana region, around Diego-Suarez, our accommodations provide access to the Emerald Sea and the red tsingy, in an end-of-the-world atmosphere. Toamasina Province, on the east coast, combines a busy port, plantations and departure points for Sainte-Baie and Sainte-Marie, convenient for family trips.
Further southwest, Toliara Province opens onto the lagoons of the Mozambique Channel and the coastal baobabs, ideal for a peaceful beach stay, with the freedom of having a house all to yourself.
What to see – Madagascar
- Avenue of the BaobabsA row of centuries-old baobab trees near Morondava, best photographed at sunrise or sunset.
- Tsingy de BemarahaA forest of sharp limestone pinnacles crossed by walkways and suspension bridges.
- Isalo National ParkSandstone canyons, oases and natural pools where you can hike among eroded rock formations.
- Emerald SeaA shallow lagoon with turquoise waters off Diego-Suarez, perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
- Andasibe-Mantadia National ParkA rainforest in the east where you can listen for and observe the indri, the largest lemur species.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals does Homerez offer in Madagascar?
We offer 7 rentals in Madagascar, split across 3 villas, 2 studios, 1 bungalow. You'll choose an entire home with a kitchen and private space, for up to 8 people. These accommodations are mainly located in the Diana region, the Toamasina province, and the Toliara province.
Are the properties well rated?
Yes, our rentals have an average rating of 4.7 out of 5, calculated from 5 properties rated by travelers. This feedback covers comfort, cleanliness, and hospitality. Check each listing to read the detailed reviews before booking your stay.
How do you get to Madagascar, and do you need a car?
Ivato International Airport, near Antananarivo, handles most long-haul flights. Domestic flights connect Nosy Be, Diego-Suarez, and Toamasina. Since the roads are long and sometimes in poor condition, a vehicle with a driver is often recommended for exploring the parks and the coast.
What's the best time of year to visit?
The dry season, from April to November, offers more stable weather for hiking and the beaches. The rainy season, from December to March, brings cyclones to the east coast. Humpback whales can be seen at Sainte-Marie between July and September.
Which area should I choose depending on my stay?
The Diana region, around Diego-Suarez, gives access to the Emerald Sea and the red tsingy formations. Toamasina province, on the east coast, lets you easily reach Sainte-Marie with your family. Toliara province opens onto lagoons and baobabs, ideal for a quiet beach getaway.
Can you easily see lemurs?
Yes, several parks are accessible on foot with a mandatory guide. Andasibe-Mantadia is home to the indri, the largest lemur species, while Montagne d'Ambre combines waterfalls and chameleons. Isalo appeals to hikers with its canyons and natural pools. Plan to arrange these visits from your rental.