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Best surf spots in Reunion Island Most of the surf spots in Reunion Island are reef breaks. But there are still some nice beach breaks where beginners surfers can have some fun. The best surf spots are found in between Read More …
Organise your stay in Reunion Island and book your gite in advance! Since the Middle Ages, the French word gîte (from the Latin verb giser, to lie down or rest) has been used to describe the humble lodgings of a traveller Read More …
Reunion is a French island lying east of Madagascar, about 200km southwest of Mauritius. It offers a variety of offshore game fishing for salt-water sportsmen.It is particularly well known for the large marlin that abound in the waters surrounding Read More …
CILAOS SURROUNDED BY THE HIGHEST MOUNTAINS, CILAOS IS WELL-KNOWN AS A MOUNTAIN RESORT AND SPA. A VERY PICTURESQUE ROAD ALLOWS TO DISCOVER IMPRESSIVE LANDSCAPES, STEEP PEAKS AND MOUNTAINS, AND THE PATHS THAT USED TO BE TAKEN BY THE SEDAN Read More …
UNDER WATER DRAWING Dessin la Mer offers fun trips on the lagoon at La Saline-les-Bains, where you can learn how to draw and how to protect the underwater environment. The idea is to draw under the water on a drawing Read More …
Very many waterfalls rush into the ravines of the island. Each region gives the possibility of admiring one or more of them, but it is the cirques and the north of the island that hold the most. They are spectacular Read More …
It’s not just paradise beaches that have made Reunion Island’s reputation. The island is criss-crossed by numerous trails. There is something for all abilities. A guaranteed change of scenery ! Small in size, but huge in its natural wealth! Reunion Read More …
Do you feel like perfecting your swing under the tropics while you discover Reunion Island ? The island boasts three 9 or 18-hole courses, pleasantly nestled in the lush green tropical landscape. A truly exotic experience ! Reunion Island boasts Read More …
Reunionese cuisine is reflective of the island’s population: diverse. It finds its origins in the culinary traditions of the various ethnicities that came to settle on Reunion Island. From the French to the Chinese, and including the Madagascans, Mauritians, Indians Read More …
There are so many exciting activities do on your visit to Reunion Island. We do On-land, in water and in the air activities. We do advise pre booking so that we can secure your activity because in peak season Read More …
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