Ever wanted to sleep in a tree house, a transparent bubble, or a chalet without doors and windows? Now’s your chance, if you choose one of the island’s more unusual places to stay. This type of accommodation – which offers an original alternative to a conventional rental or hotel – is increasingly popular on the…
Getting ready to travel to Reunion? As the island is a French department, albeit an overseas one, much is similar to mainland France: most Western nationals can enter without a visa, you can pay in Euros, electrical plugs are European style, etc. Nevertheless here is some Reunion-specific practical information that may be useful. Whether you’re…
Linked by history and proximity, it’s often said that Reunion and Mauritius are sister islands. Aside from the many things they have in common, there also a number of key differences to explore. While Mauritius is known worldwide for its beautiful beaches, Reunion is primarily a hiking destination, remarkable for its challenging terrain. So why…
With its sheer diversity of landscapes and an ideal climate year-round, Reunion Island is a giant playground where the whole family can create special memories to cherish forever. Whether you’re clambering through lava tubes, swimming in turquoise waters, or heading up to the highlands, there are plenty of activities for kids and grown-ups of all…
The well-known American ridesharing service Uber doesn’t operate in Reunion. However in recent years hiring a vehicle with driver has become popular on the island. Vehicle with driver services complement more well-established means of transport, such as taxis, buses, and self-drive car hire. What are the advantages of booking a vehicle with driver to discover…
Reunion is an island with an enormous amount to offer visitors. Breathtaking scenery, a balmy tropical climate year-round, and a friendly population who will be delighted to share Reunion’s fusion cuisine and culture with you. It’s hard to choose, but here are 10 unbeatable reasons you should visit the island.
Getting ready to travel to Reunion? As the island is a French department, albeit an overseas one, much is similar to mainland France: most Western nationals can enter without a visa, you can pay in Euros, electrical plugs are European style, etc. Nevertheless here is some Reunion-specific practical information that may be useful. Whether you’re…
These excursions will help you get the best out of a short trip to Reunion: one is in the north, one in the west, and a third explores one of the island’s cirques. The aim is to introduce you to the diversity of local landscapes and start exploring the melting pot that is Reunion. Let…
Reunion is an ideal destination for hiking enthusiasts. The island’s 1000 km of waymarked trails are perfect for exploring its mountainous peaks, deep ravines, spectacular waterfalls and even its cultural sites. There are options whatever your level, whether you’re an experienced hiker, travelling as a family, or simply a novice. Just make sure you’re well…
You can plan a trip to Reunion all year round. Even if the period from April to November, during the southern hemisphere winter, is often recommended, the idea of ‘season’ should be put into perspective due to the number of microclimates on the island. Even during the rainy season, from December to March, pleasant weather…