Although it is situated in the Indian Ocean, just east of Madagascar, some 5000 miles from Europe, the island of Réunion is a French overseas department, and is therefore, technically a part of France. Despite its relatively diminutive size, Réunion boasts a diverse wealth of striking landscapes, from soaring volcanoes to dense tropical rainforests, breathtaking waterfalls to charming, colonial towns, and picturesque beaches fringed by coral filled waters.
It truly has it all, and is a paradise for outdoor and adventure enthusiasts with hiking, diving, rafting, canyoning, and whale watching just some of the many activities on offer, whilst the delicious cuisine reflects the island’s rich cultural composition, and is best enjoyed with a glass of rum from one of the island’s famous distilleries.
The warmth and clarity of Réunion’s waters make for excellent diving and snorkeling conditions, and...
Read MoreRéunion is renowned for its numerous, breathtaking waterfalls which are found on rugged peaks and...
Read MorePiton de la Fournaise - one of the world’s most active volcanoes - is Réunion’s most iconic...
Read MoreSituated on the island’s west coast, just south of Saint-Gilles-les-Bains, Kélonia is a scientific...
Read MoreTo truly appreciate the spectacular topography of this unique island.
Read MoreThe island’s myriad colorful markets are the heartbeat of their respective towns, and are great...
Read MoreThere are no direct flights from the UK to Réunion. However, Air France operates regular direct flights from Paris throughout the year.
The dry season between May and October is the best period to visit.
We recommend a minimum of 6 days.
UK citizens do not require a visa to enter Réunion and may remain there for 90 days.
A cluster of 80-plus pacific islands that offer rugged volcanic terrain, remote islands and world class diving.
A set of pacific islands, dainty in scale but monumental in terms of natural beauty and splendour.
A pacific island that feels in a league (and sea), all by itself