Kelonia

The Marine Turtle Observatory, an interactive museum dedicated to the preservation of these marine species. This care center treats and rehabilitates injured turtles before releasing them back into the open sea. A fun and educational visit.

Salt Museum of Pointe au Sel

The Salt Museum traces the history of salt harvesting, once carried out by hand. Visitors can explore the salt works and learn more about salt production, while discovering the surrounding fauna and flora.

The Mascarin National Botanical Conservatory

This botanical garden, located in Saint-Leu, invites you to discover the richness and diversity of Reunion’s flora. It houses unique endemic plants, a vast collection of coffee trees, tropical fruit trees, cacti, a Creole orchard and much more.

Stella Matutina museum, former sugar factory

This museum, housed in a former sugar factory, offers a captivating journey through the history of sugar and Reunion Island. It features educational spaces, a 4D cinema, an auditorium and shops.

The Garden of perfumes and spices

The Marine Turtle Observatory, an interactive museum dedicated to the preservation of these marine species. This care center treats and rehabilitates injured turtles before releasing them back into the open sea. A fun and educational visit.

The Roasted Coffee Estate

The Roasted Coffee Estate in Saint-Pierre is a 4-hectare botanical garden. Explore its palm grove, orchids and bamboo grove on a guided tour, followed by a tasting of local coffees.

The Rum Saga

The Rum Saga, in Saint-Pierre, invites you to discover the history of rum and Reunion Island within the oldest family distillery still in operation. The visit ends with a tasting of authentic rums.

The Volcano City

The Volcano City, in Reunion Island, offers a fascinating immersion into the volcanic universe where you will discover the legends and superstitions around the island’s Piton de la Fournaise, blending science and local beliefs.

Makes Astronomical Observatory

The Makes Astronomical Observatory offers 1h30 visits to discover the Jaï Sing Space, the Newton Space with its telescopes, and the Ptolemy Space with its sundials. If weather permits, you can observe the surface of the sun and, at certain periods, the planet Venus.

Dolphins and whales

Dive with fins, mask and snorkel in the Indian Ocean to meet dolphins year-round, and from May to October, admire humpback whales along the Reunion coastline. A magical experience while respecting their environment.

Boat excursion

Board the largest catamaran in the Indian Ocean and enjoy a unique cruise. Admire cetaceans, experience themed outings or be amazed by a sunset over the water.

Rafting & canyoning

Experience thrills in Reunion Island with canyoning and rafting. Several sites, adapted to all levels, await you. Professional providers supply all equipment and ensure your safety for an unforgettable adventure.

Paragliding

This activity taking place in the heights of Saint-Leu is accessible to everyone. Paragliding baptisms are carried out daily depending on weather conditions.

Horse riding

Discover the island differently through horseback rides, whether you’re a beginner or experienced rider. Explore the coastal savanna around Cap Lahoussaye and enjoy wild nature on horseback.

Paddleboarding on the lagoon

Discover the lagoon in complete tranquility during a paddleboard trip, accessible to all. A moment of complete independence or accompanied by professionals, offering initiations from age 7 as well as guided tours to explore the lagoon’s fauna and flora.

Mountain biking

Explore Reunion Island by mountain bike on over 300 kilometers of trails. Routes adapted to all levels. Whether you’re a beginner or expert, accompanied by professionals, experience unforgettable adventures with all equipment provided.

The volcano

Reunion Island is home to one of the world’s most active volcanoes, Piton de la Fournaise, which peaks at 2,632 meters. It offers spectacular effusive displays. Its steep slopes and the crater road make it an essential adventure terrain for thrill-seekers and lovers of grandiose landscapes.

Belouve Forest

The Bélouve primary forest is a true invitation to dream. A magical atmosphere where highland tamarind trees stand proudly alongside tree ferns.

Trou de Fer

The trail leading to Trou de Fer immerses you in an enchanting atmosphere, between orchids and tree ferns. Upon reaching the viewpoint, the sight of vertiginous waterfalls, among the highest in the world at 725 meters, will leave you speechless. An easy hike that promises an impressive natural spectacle.

The Marine Reserve

The Reunion Marine Nature Reserve extends over 40 km of coastline and is home to more than 3,600 marine species. A marked underwater trail in the Hermitage lagoon allows exploration of this ecosystem with fins, mask and snorkel, offering a fascinating immersion into this natural aquarium.

Mafate

Mafate, accessible only on foot, offers an authentic and timeless experience in a wild setting. Hikers discover isolated islets and preserved nature.

Salazie

Entirely inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Salazie, the greenest cirque, is famous for its spectacular waterfalls like the Bridal Veil and its rich Creole cultural heritage.

Cilaos

A classified thermal resort, is the ideal starting point for climbing Piton des Neiges, the highest peak in the Indian Ocean.

Boucan Canot Beach

Boucan Canot beach, with its white sand and deep waters, is ideal for swimming and underwater exploration thanks to its fish-filled and rocky bottoms. Secured by a shark net, it offers a natural pool for the little ones.

Roches Noires Beach

Roches Noires beach, located in the heart of the seaside resort, is a beautiful stretch of white sand ideal for lounging and sunbathing. Deeper than a lagoon, this swimming area is monitored daily by lifeguards and secured by a shark net.

Grand Anse Beach

Grand Anse bay, bordered by coconut and latan palm trees, is a relaxation spot favored by families for picnics. Located at the foot of Piton Grande Anse, this white sand beach is of great beauty, but swimming is prohibited due to the swell.

Etang-Salé Beach

Etang-Salé beach, with its unique black volcanic sand, stretches 1.5 km bordered by casuarina trees. The swimming area is located near the “Bassin Pirogue”, next to the port.

Hermitage Beach

Hermitage is an unmissable beach in Reunion Island, prized for its setting shaded by casuarina trees and its calm, shallow waters, perfect for families. On weekends, it becomes the meeting place for Reunion residents, who organize friendly picnics there. A warm and authentic place, symbol of local life.

La Saline Beach

La Saline beach, more peaceful and intimate, is perfect for relaxing in complete tranquility. Near beach restaurants, you can enjoy a refreshing swim, a moment of sunbathing on a deckchair or a cocktail with your feet in the sand.

Trou d’Eau Beach

Trou d’Eau beach, bordered by majestic coconut palms, is a meeting place for water sports enthusiasts. Here, you can explore the crystal-clear waters by transparent kayak or paddleboard. On windy days, it’s a true paradise for kitesurfers, who make it their favorite playground.

Langevin

The Langevin river, bordered by fruit trees, winds through a verdant setting, offering pools perfect for refreshing and picnicking. The road that follows it reveals the majestic Grand Galet waterfall, with its multiple waterfalls and pools.

Takamaka Waterfall

Located in the East of the island, Takamaka waterfall reveals itself in the heart of lush tropical vegetation along the Marsouins river. During your hike, enjoy the numerous waterfalls and pools to cool off or dive into adventure with canyoning in the natural swimming pools.

Grand Bassin

Visible from the Bois Court viewpoint, Grand Bassin, located slightly upstream from Bras de la Plaine. Accessible only on foot, it is an isolated islet surrounded by cliffs with a spectacular waterfall flowing into a pool. After the effort of the hike, enjoy a refreshing swim in this natural setting where endemic birds like the Papangue nest.