North The beaches:   Mont Choisy This is one among the longest beach of the island as it extends from Trou aux Biches to Pointe aux Canonniers and is without a doubt of an endless beauty. Its coasts form an arc making it easily recognizable, lined with large casuarina trees and a turquoise water, Mont

Reunion Island is one aptly named French Overseas Department. Located in the Indian Ocean, nest to Mauritius, the island gets an even better surname: Intense Island. With its diverse origins, Reunion Island of today is surprising and incredible. There are a lot of things that will make you want to visit this island, but its

The kite-surf spots located on the west and southwest coasts of Reunion Island are the best of the Indian Ocean. Kite-surf can be learned fast and securely.

Since the early ages of sugarcane production, rum is very much part of the island’s culture, especially traditional rum, which many distilleries still produce.

Surfing is a very popular activity to try in Reunion Island. This activity is mostly done on the west coast of the island which has several spots and secured zones.

Did you know that Reunion Island has approximately 300 km of tracks for mountain-biking? Adventurers and bike enthusiasts can enjoy sensational rides over days.

With all this lush vegetation, mountain peaks, volcanoes and dazzling turquoise lagoon, Reunion Island is sumptuous from above. The best way to earn this is by Microlight & helicopter tours.

Sharks, tunas, marlins and many other fish species love the warmness of the Indian Ocean, especially around the west coast of Reunion Island. Are you ready for some thrilling fights?

Ever dreamed of flying above a tropical island? We neither! Nonetheless, this is possible in Reunion Island, paragliding can be a sensational activity for memorable family holidays

The seas surrounding Reunion islands offer varied seabed, wrecks alongside a lush marine geography and the coral reefs are protected by Reserve Naturel de La Reunion.

The absolute way to discover Reunion Island is by foot. The island has some 500 kilometres of trails and tracks that’s crosses amazing moonlike sceneries and lush tropical vegetation.