Reunion Island
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Weather
The season with precipitation is oppressive and partly overcast; the dry season is almost cloudless sky. Throughout the year, the climate is warm and of strong winds. Throughout the year, the temperature generally ranges from 19 ° C to 30 ° C and is rarely below 17 ° C or above 31 ° C.
The best times of year to visit and do warm weather activities are from late March to mid-June and late September to mid-December.
The best times of year to visit and do warm weather activities are from late March to mid-June and late September to mid-December.
Tourist points
On this spectacular volcanic island, the vegetation takes on bright colors to better contrast with the sublime darkness of Cape Méchant cliffs or the Grand-Brûlé lava paths.
Sights not to be missed:
The Piton de la Fournaise Volcano
The Trou de Fer
The Piton des Neiges
The circuses of Cilaos, Salazie and Mafate
The Sea Turtle Observatory of Kélonia
The Maido
The spectacular waterfall of Voile de la Mariée
The beach of Roches Noires
Cascades Cove
The Grand Bénare
Sights not to be missed:
The Piton de la Fournaise Volcano
The Trou de Fer
The Piton des Neiges
The circuses of Cilaos, Salazie and Mafate
The Sea Turtle Observatory of Kélonia
The Maido
The spectacular waterfall of Voile de la Mariée
The beach of Roches Noires
Cascades Cove
The Grand Bénare
What to do
Contemplate the sunset from the Piton des Neiges
An airborne trip aboard a helicopter
Go scuba diving in one of the nature reserves
Throw in a canoe or raft
Visit the open market of Saint-Paul
Visit a Tamil temple and watch a walk on fire
Circuit of the Creole houses of Entre-Deux
Watch dolphins and whales off the coast
Discover the wild south and the Lavas route
Participate in a traditional party
Enjoy an exquisite Creole meal
Dance to the sound of maloya
An airborne trip aboard a helicopter
Go scuba diving in one of the nature reserves
Throw in a canoe or raft
Visit the open market of Saint-Paul
Visit a Tamil temple and watch a walk on fire
Circuit of the Creole houses of Entre-Deux
Watch dolphins and whales off the coast
Discover the wild south and the Lavas route
Participate in a traditional party
Enjoy an exquisite Creole meal
Dance to the sound of maloya
Gastronomy
Reunion Island is a mixture of descendants of African, French, Indian and Chinese slaves, which is reflected in its culture and cuisine.
A rougail of sausages, one of the typical dishes of local Creole cuisine, as well as lentil chicken curry and pork stew.
A rougail of sausages, one of the typical dishes of local Creole cuisine, as well as lentil chicken curry and pork stew.
Presentation
It is an island and tourist destination located in the Indian Ocean 700 kms east of Madagascar and 200 kms southwest of Mauritius. It is a French overseas department in the Indian Ocean. It is an island known for its volcanic and forested hinterland, coral reefs and beaches. Its most famous point is the Piton de la Fournaise, an active volcano with a height of 2,632 meters that can be climbed. The Piton des Neiges, a huge extinct volcano, and Reunion's three volcanic boilers are also destinations for mountaineering. It is an island of wild beauty and a must see tourist destination.
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