Around 80% of Madagascar's animals are found nowhere else on Earth, and our 153 properties puts you right in their midst. Prices typically run from USD 70 to USD 950 per person per night. Sitting off the north-west coast, Nosy Be makes a picturesque base and Time and Tide Tsara Komba hides eight thatched bungalows in the forest of a private island reached only by boat. Honeymooners head for slower Nosy Boraha off the east coast, whilst wildlife lovers position themselves around the lemur-filled rainforest of Ranomafana National Park. Near Andasibe, Mantadia Lodge sits on a hilltop where indri, the largest of the lemurs, call at dawn. Go west to the Avenue of the Baobabs, 30 minutes from the beach bungalows of Côte Ouest Palissandre, then join a night hike in Kirindy. Most itineraries pass through the capital, Antananarivo, which has a selection of lovely, characterful hotels.

Fort Dauphin

Fort Dauphin

Fort Dauphin
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Ranomafana
Chez Gaspard is located in the southern region of Madagascar, next to a river and surrounded by singing birds in the diverse nature. The bungalows are built close to the village and the hot springs, which are open to the public daily. Chez Gaspard it the ideal place to stay for explorers of the Ranomafana National Park, with its golden bamboo lemur, the smallest lemur in the world, birds, butterflies and a host of other wildlife. The spacious rooms are equipped with a large bathroom with hot water, excellent bedding and a view of the beautiful garden bordering the river. A spa is located next to the bungalows.

Ranomafana

Isalo

Isalo

Diego Suarez

Diego Suarez

Diego Suarez

Diego Suarez

Diego Suarez

Tsingy De Bemaraha

Tulear
Namibrand, Namibia