Explore in Réunion

Sainte-Rose

Sainte-Marie

A municipality in northern Réunion, Sainte-Marie welcomes Roland Garros Airport and offers a wild coastline, authentic Creole architecture and sugarcane landscapes, far from tourist hustle.

Saint-Joseph

Petite-Île

Petite-Île, on Réunion's southern coast, captivates with its rocky shoreline sculpted by lava, lush ravines and a preserved agricultural atmosphere, far from mainstream tourist circuits.

Le Tampon

L'Entre-Deux

L'Entre-Deux is a preserved Creole village in the South Highlands of Réunion, ranked among France's Most Beautiful Villages. Varangue-fronted houses, cobbled streets and breathtaking vistas over the ravines make it an authentic step away from the coast.

Sainte-Rose

Sainte-Rose

Sainte-Rose, on Réunion's east coast, is renowned for the Notre-Dame-des-Laves church, which the 1977 volcanic eruption miraculously bypassed. An authentic village nestled between black lava and the Indian Ocean.

Le Tampon

Plaine des Cafres

A vast agricultural plateau at 1,500 m altitude in Tampon Highlands, Plaine des Cafres blends pastoral landscapes, colourful Creole houses, and privileged access to Piton de la Fournaise.

Hell-Bourg

Hell-Bourg

Classified among France's Most Beautiful Villages, Hell-Bourg preserves an exceptional Creole heritage in the heart of the Salazie Cirque: colorful verandaed houses, the Folio House and access to trails leading to Trou de Fer.

Piton de la Fournaise

An active volcano perched at 2,632 m within Réunion National Park: hiking routes, access points, climate and insider tips for planning your visit to Piton de la Fournaise.

Piton Des Neiges

volcano

At 3,070 m, the highest peak in the Indian Ocean, Piton des Neiges is climbed in two days for a sunrise view over Réunion's three cirques.

Étang Salé

Black sand beach, casuarina forest, protected lagoon and Croc Parc: Étang-Salé reveals another facet of Reunion, away from mass tourism.

Sainte-Suzanne

Sainte-Suzanne

Niagara Falls, Bel-Air Lighthouse, birthplace of vanilla hand-pollination by Edmond Albius: Sainte-Suzanne reveals an authentic Réunion, far from the crowds.

Sainte-Anne

Sainte-Anne

On the eastern coast of Réunion, Sainte-Anne brings together a listed baroque church, a refreshing swimming pool and gateway to the spectacular Takamaka Valley.

Saint-Pierre

Saint-Pierre

Capital of Southern Réunion, Saint-Pierre combines a protected lagoon, colorful Creole markets, diverse heritage and direct access to the wild south. Complete guide.

Saint-Philippe

Saint-Philippe

Between the flows of Piton de la Fournaise and tropical forest sweeping to the ocean, Saint-Philippe embodies the authentic wild south of Réunion.

Saint-Paul

Saint-Paul

The first capital of Réunion, Saint-Paul blends colonial heritage, a renowned open-air market, and west coast beaches. Your guide to exploring it well.

Saint-Louis

Saint-Louis

Between sugarcane fields, an active sugar factory and the star-filled skies of Makes, Saint-Louis reveals the authentic Creole Réunion of the southwest.

Saint-Leu

Saint-Leu

On Réunion's west coast, Saint-Leu combines a protected lagoon, world-class surf wave, year-round paragliding and Creole heritage. Our complete guide.

Saint-Joseph

Saint-Joseph

Langevin Waterfalls, volcanic beaches, lush highlands: Saint-Joseph captures the rural soul and natural spirit of Réunion's Wild South.

Saint-Gilles-Les-Bains

Saint-Gilles

Turquoise Ermitage lagoon, surfing at Roche Noire, whales offshore: Saint-Gilles concentrates the essence of Réunion's coastal tourism on the west coast.