Summit the Island’s Highest Peak

Conquer the giant Piton des Neiges, standing at an impressive elevation of 3,070 meters. This remarkable peak is not only the highest point on Reunion Island but also ranks among the world's most active volcanoes, offering trekkers an unforgettable adventure amidst its captivating volcanic landscapes. Standing atop Piton des Nieges and looking out to the stunning panoramic views is a key highlight of any Reunion Island holiday

Stunning beaches

Reunion Island is a tropical paradise boasting an array of stunning beaches that span thirty kilometres along its picturesque coastline. These beaches are a blend of white and black sands, with a significant portion encompassing twenty-two kilometres of serene lagoons sheltered by vibrant coral reefs. Whether you seek a Reunion Island walking holiday along the island’s shores or underwater adventures exploring the vibrant marine life, Reunion Island's beaches offer an idyllic escape for every traveller.

Wondrful Wildlife

A Reunion Island holiday is perfect wildlife enthusiasts, offering a diverse range of animal species to discover. In its pristine marine environment, you can encounter magnificent creatures like turtles, whales, and playful dolphins, making it a paradise for ocean lovers. On land, the island is home to a variety of reptiles, from majestic land turtles to the elusive green geckos and numerous lizard species. Birdwatchers will delight in spotting unique species such as the Reunion cuckooshrike, Barau's petrel, and Audubon's shearwater.

Sensational Food

Reunion Island's cuisine is a true culinary delight, offering a delectable fusion of flavours influenced by Indian, Chinese, African, and European culinary traditions. When dining on the island, you'll find a long list of local delicacies that are a must-try. From aromatic curries to savoury stir-fries, flavourful seafood dishes to irresistible pastries, Reunion Island's food scene is a gastronomic adventure. To discover the ingredients these dishes are prepared with during your Reunion Island holiday, you can head to one of the island’s markets. At least one farmer’s market takes place somewhere on the island every day.

Some of the world’s highest waterfalls

Reunion Island is home to some of the world's most impressive waterfalls. Among these breathtaking cascades, Trou de Fer stands out as France's tallest waterfall. Located near the districts of Bras-Panon and Salazie, it boasts an awe-inspiring drop of more than 725 meters. Following closely behind are Bras Magasin, which plunges an impressive 647 meters at Takamaka, and Cascade Blanche, with its remarkable 640-meter descent, situated on the road between Saint-André and Salazie. These towering waterfalls are a testament to the island's natural beauty and offer a remarkable spectacle for travellers embarking on a Reunion Island holiday.