Our flights from/to Reunion Island: Time table

This department of France, set in the Indian Ocean is a world of dramatic contrasts. With its highest peak towering 3000m aboe the Indian Ocean, Reunion is an island of many faces.

There are lagoons and golden sandy beaches, modern cities and hamlets lost in the vast inland amphitheaters. Lush forests abound and Piton de la Fournaise, one of the most active volcanoes in the world is set in a lunar landscape. Its grandiose landscape and its amazing micro-climates (one goes in ten minutes from dense tropical vegetation to alp-like pastures) makes the island a rarity of nature.

The natural diversity of the island is on par with that of its people. Originally from Europe and Africa, from Madagascar, Indian and China, they are now united through century-old intermarriages.

The cari (or curry), the main local dish, has probably as many origins as the person who is cooking it ! Reunion offers its visitors a unique experience, a melting pot of many continents on the soil of a small island set in the middle of the Indian Ocean .