Wildlife holiday accommodation in Madagascar

This lodge offers comfortable accommodation in charming, spacious wooden chalets in the heart of the private Berenty Reserve. The abundant wildlife is well habituated – many of the ring-tailed lemurs are totally at home around the lodge premises – and activities include nightwalks to see nocturnal species. Find Out More

Marojejia is one of a collection of three camps leading to the summit of the impressive Marojejy Peak. Located around three hours walk from the Marojejy National Park boundary, it offers basic but well-maintained facilities, and there are fine views of the rainforest and mountains. Find Out More

Set in spacious grounds next to its own private area of forest, this lodge consists of ten bungalows and a large bar and restaurant. As well as good birdwatching, the adjoining forest offers chances to see indri, diademed sifakas, red-bellied lemurs, and there are nocturnal walks to see dwarf and woolly lemurs. Find Out More

This friendly lodge is situated next to a small lake close to the entrance to Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, and offers a wonderful view of the forest. The thatched bungalows are basic but comfortable, and lemurs, including indris, can often be seen directly in front of the lodge. Find Out More

This charming and remote resort sits right on the gorgeous Ifaty beach in south-western Madagascar, and makes a wonderful spot to relax after visiting the interior, or for diving off the local reef. It offers comfortable, rustic bungalows, an infinity pool, kayaking and good birding trails. Find Out More

This colonial-style lodge is located just outside the village of Maroantsetra on the bay of Antongil. Bungalows are spread out through beautiful gardens shaded by coconut trees, and the pool is a perfect place to relax. Boat excursions can be arranged to neighbouring Masoala National Park and Nosy Be. Find Out More

Nestling amongst rocky outcrops on the southern boundary of Isalo National Park, these French-owned hotels are amongst Madagascar’s finest. Local stone has been used to construct buildings that appear almost as extensions of the natural rock. Each hotel has a pool, and offers guided walks in the park. Find Out More

L’Heure Bleue is an award-winning boutique hotel, overlooking the blue waters of Madirokely Beach on the island of Nosy Be in northern Madagascar. Built with sustainability in mind, accommodation is in Bohemian style bungalows and there are two swimming pools and an à la carte restaurant. Find Out More

This upmarket retreat, a member of the Relais & Chateaux group, stands on a remote peninsula, surrounded by its own private nature reserve, home to a variety of lemur and bird species. 25 luxury villas each offer a sea-facing terrace, and the large swimming pool looks out to sea. Find Out More

This boutique hotel is located in the historic upper part of Antananarivo, occupying a traditional house dating from the 1930s with high ceilings and polished wooden floors. Each of the 12 rooms is quite different and throughout the hotel there are elegant and complementary furnishings. Find Out More

African-style safari camping is a new innovation in Madagascar, and this camp exemplifies all that is good about the experience. Located on the banks of the Mandrare River, there are six spacious tents with private facilities, and expert local guides are on hand to show you the local wildlife. Find Out More

Located near Andasibe village overlooking montane forest, Mantadia Lodge offers an excellent base for exploring the wonderful wildlife rich reserves of Andasibe and Mantadia National Park. It features modern facilities and spacious grounds with a small infinity pool, spa, and an excellent restaurant. Find Out More

Set next to the beach, this up-market lodge brings comfortable African safari-style camping to Madagascar, with large furnished tents set on wooden platforms. In addition to exploring the forest, you can snorkel in the nearby marine reserve and even spot whales from kayaks in the summer months. Find Out More

This property consists of ten charming bungalows, with impressive views stretching over the Bay of Diego Suarez. Activities available from the lodge include hiking excursions, birdwatching and lemur tracking in the neighbouring Montagne d’Ambre National Park. Find Out More

A pristine white sand beach on the north shore of the Bay of Antongil provides the idyllic location for Petit Relais Lodge. The eight spacious bungalows are built from local materials and overlook the beautiful bay, with the rainforest covered slopes of Masoala National Park riding behind. Find Out More

Setam Lodge occupies a lovely location above the river at the edge of Ranomafana National Park, with fine views of the surrounding mountains and rainforest. Ten chalets, each of which has two bedrooms and a terrace, are scattered across the hillside above the main building. Find Out More

This secluded camp is situated in the Tsaranoro Valley just outside Andringitra National Park’s north-west boundary. Accommodation consists of 15 spacious tents set around a central area, pitched under thatched roofs on wooden platforms. The adjacent private reserve is a good place to see ring-tailed lemurs. Find Out More

Located between the two parts of Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, Vakona is set in a natural amphitheatre that echoes with birdsong. Its cottages are built on a hillside, and a short walk from the lodge, four or five habituated lemur species live on a private reserve occupying a small island. Find Out More

The Vanila Hotel offers the comforts of a three star hotel in the heart of the tropics, with magnificent views of tropical gardens, or the sea. Each bedroom opens onto a terrace, and a refreshing swimming pool overlooks the sea, as do the restaurant and the bar. Right next door is a dive centre. Find Out More