Holiday rentals with a pool in Saint-Paul
18 properties with a pool in Saint-Paul. Photos, amenities and availability to compare before booking.
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Family-friendly Villa in La Possession with Private Pool
La Possession, Saint-Paul
Villa with pool in Saint-Gilles les Bains, 260 m², 9 guests.
Saint-Paul, Saint-Paul
Elegant Villa with Pool in Saint-Paul, Réunion, Sea View
Saint-Paul, Saint-Paul
Cozy house in Bois des Nefles, 70 m² with shared pool
Saint-Paul, Saint-Paul
Charming studio with pool in Le Port of 20 m²
Le Port, Saint-Paul
Family apartment with pool in Saint Gilles, 80 m²
Saint-Paul, Saint-Paul
Charming Villa with Pool in Piton Saint-Leu, 120 m²
Saint-Leu, Saint-Paul
Intimate bungalow with private pool in Saint-Paul. -
Saint-Paul, Saint-Paul
Comfortable studio Le Port 24 m² with shared pool
Le Port, Saint-Paul
Elegant Apartment in Bois De Nèfles, Saint Paul with Jacuzzi.
Saint-Paul, Saint-Paul
House with pool in Le Port 52 m² quiet and pleasant
Le Port, Saint-Paul
Paradisiacal Villa with Sea View in Saint-Leu + Jacuzzi
Saint-Leu, Saint-Paul
On the west coast of Réunion, Saint-Paul lines up lagoons, sandy beaches and trails that climb toward the cirques. The birthplace of the island's first settlement, this region combines a lively seafront, surfing and paragliding spots, and direct access to the heights of Mafate.
Swim, walk and surf
Start with the Saint-Paul open-air market, held Friday and Saturday along the seafront: fruit, spices, samosas and crafts. For swimming, head to the Ermitage lagoon and Boucan Canot beach, where you can swim in calm water and settle in at sunset.
Saint-Leu is the hub for surfing, bodyboarding and the paragliders that take off above the lagoon. There you can visit Kélonia, the sea turtle observatory, and the Stella Matutina museum, set in a former sugar factory. Above Dos d'Âne, the Cap Noir lookout opens onto the cirque of Mafate and its hiking trails.
Where to set down your bags
In Saint-Paul, you're close to the market, the beaches and Saint-Gilles, a good base camp for exploring the coast. Our houses and villas with fully equipped kitchens suit families and groups who want to keep their own pace.
Saint-Leu appeals to surfing fans and those keen on sea outings, Trois Bassins offers greener and cooler heights, Le Port remains handy for arriving by boat, and Dos d'Âne is for walkers setting off toward Mafate.
What to see – Saint-Paul
- Saint-Paul Open-Air MarketStalls of tropical fruit, spices, vanilla and crafts along the seafront, Friday and Saturday.
- Cap NoirA lookout reached from Dos d'Âne, with a plunging view over the cirque of Mafate and its ramparts.
- KéloniaA sea turtle observatory in Saint-Leu, with pools, animal care and displays on their conservation.
- Stella Matutina Museum, Réunion IslandA former sugar factory in Saint-Leu tracing the history of sugar and the island's crops.
- Boucan Canot BeachA sandy beach prized for supervised swimming and sunsets over the ocean.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals are there in Saint-Paul and what types?
Homerez offers 18 entire-home rentals across the Saint-Paul area and the west coast. These are mainly 6 villas, 4 houses, 4 apartments, spread across Saint-Paul, Saint-Leu, Trois Bassins, Dos d’Âne and Le Port. Capacity goes up to 12 people, suiting families as well as larger groups.
Are the properties well rated?
Yes. Rated properties show an average of 4.7 out of 5, based on 16 properties reviewed by travelers. This rating reflects genuine feedback after a stay. Be sure to read the detailed reviews on each listing to check amenities, cleanliness and location before booking.
How do you get there, and do you need a car?
Roland Garros Airport, in Sainte-Marie, is about a 40-minute drive from Saint-Paul via the coastal road. A rental car is highly recommended: the beaches, Saint-Leu and the viewpoints in the highlands are spread out and poorly served by public transport.
What's the best time to visit?
The austral winter, from May to November, offers dry weather and mild temperatures, ideal for hiking and swimming. Summer, from December to March, is hotter and more humid, with a risk of cyclones. Avoid this season for treks toward Mafate.
Which area should I choose for my stay?
Saint-Paul and Saint-Gilles are great bases near the beaches and the market. Saint-Leu appeals to surfers and those keen on boat trips. Trois Bassins offers cool, green surroundings at higher elevation. Dos d'Âne suits hikers heading toward the Cirque de Mafate.
Where can I enjoy the Saint-Paul outdoor market?
The outdoor market takes place along the seafront on Fridays and Saturdays. You'll find tropical fruits, spices, samosas and local crafts. Go early in the morning to avoid the crowds and heat, and to find parking more easily nearby.