Luxury Madagascar Holidays

Madagascar beckons discerning travellers to discover its wild and exotic beauty with a blend of lush rainforests, pristine beaches, and unparalleled biodiversity, making it a haven for those seeking opulent experiences in an untamed setting.

Madagascar is rightly famous for its lemur species, only found here, its chameleons and its weird and wonderful plant life. It’s also fringed by some fantastic paradise islands, with gin-clear water teeming with fish, and white coral sand beaches. A small number of these islands boast amazing hotels, where you’re guaranteed world-class luxury; exceptional dining and relaxation alongside wildlife experiences unlike anywhere else in the world.

Luxury holidays in Madagascar go beyond pampering in lavish accommodations. It's about curated experiences that immerse you in the island's wild beauty. Engage in bespoke wildlife safaris to encounter lemurs, chameleons, and other unique species found nowhere else on Earth. Explore pristine coral reefs while indulging in world-class diving and snorkelling. Embark on private tours to witness the dramatic landscapes of the Tsingy de Bemaraha or the Avenue of the Baobabs.

Constance Tsarabanjina

Constance can be relied upon for simple luxury in fantastic locations, and Tsarabjina is no exception. 26 villas, on either the North or South beach, feature a large bedroom & sea-facing terrace. The focus here is on romance, and it’s a perfect honeymoon getaway or to celebrate a Wedding anniversary.

Eco is everything here, natural materials are used for the buildings and the resort blends into the landscape.

Offshore there are pristine coral reefs to explore either snorkelling or with the onsite PADI dive centre, and watersport enthusiasts are catered for with catamarans, kayaks SUPs and fishing.

You can venture off the island to visit the lemurs of Nosy Komba

Anjajavy Le Lodge

Anjajavy has done amazing things in its small corner of Madagascar, and Anjajavy le Lodge is a perfect place to combine spotting Madagascar’s fantastical wildlife, as well as taking beach relaxation very seriously.

Unlike its fellow luxe properties, it’s located on the mainland. It is set on a picture postcard tropical beach but behind it, there is a large area of protected dry, deciduous native forest, home to some of the rarest species in the world.

There are 25 Villas, all built from natural materials and all villas have large terraces with views over the sea. All villas have a mezzanine which can be used as a children’s room, so this is a

Guests here are free to explore this area alone, or with guides and they can hope to see 6 species of lemur, including the acrobatic Coquerel’s Sifaka which is endemic to Northwestern Madagascar.

As well as its involvement in conservation and reintroduction of critically endangered wildlife the lodge is active in the communities of the area.

Since the lodge opened in 2001, the staff have always been 100% Malagasy, and Anjajavy work with the local community to ensure that the benefits of rewilding and protecting biodiversity also benefit local people. The lodge funds local schools, healthcare and microfinance projects.

Miavana by Time + Tide

Miavana takes barefoot luxury to the next level. Consisting of nothing more than 14 villas, strung along the coast of Nosy Ankao Miavana is possibly one of the most exclusive beach resorts in the world.

The resort was designed by the same team that created North Island in the Seychelles. The ultra-stylish villas and main area are modern, simple, and understated. Villas have 1, 2 or 3 bedrooms, so Miavana is perfect for adventurous families as well as honeymoon couples.

Guests have the whole island to themselves, they can choose between bicycle or golf buggy to get around, but there are also quad bikes on which you can explore further.

The list of activities at Miavana is almost endless. Kite surfing, diving, deep sea fishing, snorkelling the offshore reef, and almost all forms of water sport are here. On land, you can explore on foot and track the Crowned Lemurs that are being reintroduced. There are chameleons in the trees, and at certain times of year, a neighbouring island is home to one of the largest colonies of nesting Terns in the world.

The Mozambique Channel, separating Madagascar from mainland continental Africa is one of the best places to dive with marine megafauna as they

Whether you seek thrilling adventures or tranquil beach escapes, this island paradise promises a luxury holiday like no other. Madagascar invites you to experience the extraordinary and make memories that will last a lifetime.