Holiday rentals with a hot tub in Saint-Pierre
7 properties with a hot tub in Saint-Pierre. Photos, amenities and availability to compare before booking.
Renting a holiday home with a hot tub – Saint-Pierre
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Charming Holiday House with Mountain View in Entre-Deux
Entre-Deux, Saint-Pierre
Elegant House in Saint-Pierre + Pool
Saint Pierre, Saint-Pierre
Spacious villa in La Plaine des Cafres 55 m² with private pool
Le Tampon, Saint-Pierre
Spacious house with garden and pool in Saint-Joseph
Saint Joseph, Saint-Pierre
Charming Apartment in Saint-Joseph, 50 m², Sea View, Pool
Saint Joseph, Saint-Pierre
Charming House in Saint-Louis + Jacuzzi
Saint-Louis, Saint-Pierre
Spacious Villa with Private Pool in Le Tampon
Le Tampon, Saint-Pierre
Saint-Pierre sums up the south of Réunion: a lively seaside capital, the Cirque de Cilaos perched in the heights and the lava flows of the Grand Brûlé farther east. Between the lagoon, volcanic trails and a colorful market, this region combines sea and mountain within less than an hour's drive.
Swim, hike and taste the South
Start with Saint-Pierre's seafront: its sheltered lagoon, its family-friendly beach and its Saturday-morning open-air market, where you'll find tropical fruits, spices and rougail. Then climb up to Cilaos along the road of 400 bends to hike the Piton des Neiges or relax at the thermal baths, before tasting the famous lentils and the local wine.
Over east, the volcano road leads to the Piton de la Fournaise and the Grand Brûlé, where the lava flows reach the ocean. At Saint-Joseph and Petite-Île, you can follow the coastal trail of the wild South; at L'Étang-Salé, the black-sand beach and the filao forest invite you to surf and stroll. Le Tampon offers cooler air and views over the Plaine des Cafres.
Where to unpack your bags
Saint-Pierre remains the ideal home base for exploring, with restaurants, bars and direct access to the lagoon. Our houses and apartments let you cook market produce and host family or friends at your own pace.
Saint-Joseph and Petite-Île appeal with their authentic feel facing the ocean, while Le Tampon and Saint-Louis, higher up, offer calm and cooler air. For mountain lovers, a few properties in Cilaos put the cirque's trails right at your doorstep; L'Étang-Salé and Les Avirons round out the offering on the beach and countryside side.
What to see – Saint-Pierre
- Piton de la FournaiseAn active volcano reached via the volcano road, with trails leading to the craters and lava flows.
- Cirque de CilaosA mountainous cirque reached via the road with 400 bends, known for its hiking, hot springs, and local wine.
- Piton des NeigesThe island's highest point, climbed at night to reach the summit at sunrise.
- Le Grand BrûléAn area of lava flows reaching down to the ocean, crossed by the east coast road.
- Étang-Salé BeachA black-sand beach lined with pine trees, popular for surfing and walks.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Saint-Pierre and the South?
We offer 7 rentals spread across the south of Réunion Island, including 4 houses, 2 villas, 1 apartment. The offering covers Saint-Joseph, Saint-Pierre, Le Tampon and Cilaos. Some properties accommodate up to 20 people, ideal for a family or group wanting to explore both the lagoon and the mountains.
Are the properties well rated by travelers?
Travelers give an average rating of 4.9 out of 5, based on 5 rated properties. This feedback mainly concerns cleanliness and location. Be sure to check each listing, as 25 properties have air conditioning and 9 offer a sea view, two useful features in this tropical climate.
Do I need to rent a car to stay in the South?
Yes, a car is highly recommended. The main airport, Roland Garros, is located near Saint-Denis, about an hour and thirty minutes from Saint-Pierre. To reach Cilaos via the road with 400 bends or the volcano to the east, a vehicle remains essential, as public transport is limited and slow.
What's the best time to visit the south of Réunion Island?
The dry season, from May to November, offers stable weather, ideal for hiking to Piton des Neiges or Piton de la Fournaise. The austral summer, from December to March, is hot, humid and prone to cyclones. Cilaos and Le Tampon, at higher altitude, stay cooler year-round.
Which area should I choose for my stay?
Saint-Pierre is great for the lagoon, restaurants and the Saturday morning outdoor market. Saint-Joseph and Petite-Île offer an authentic atmosphere facing the ocean. Cilaos puts the cirque's hiking trails right at your doorstep, while L'Étang-Salé appeals to fans of black sand beaches and surfing.
Can you swim safely in the South?
The protected lagoon of Saint-Pierre remains the safest spot for families, with supervised swimming. Elsewhere, swimming in open sea is not advised due to the risk of sharks. In L'Étang-Salé, opt for supervised surfing. Check local advice before swimming anywhere outside the lagoon.