Pass your level 1 diving certification in La Reunion

Categories Activities, Bathing, La Reunion
Passer le niveau 1 de plongée à La Réunion et s’émerveiller devant la faune marine réunionnaise.

Find everything you should know to pass the level 1 diving certification in Reunion Island. You did a diving baptism and it made you want more? Like: being a bit more independent, dive longer, discover the seabed beauty or prepare your future vacation?  So now, you’re thinking about passing the level 1 diving certification in La Reunion? We had the same idea! That’s why we decide to write this article that explains: The difference between a diving batism and levels. How and where to…Continue Reading “Pass your level 1 diving certification in La Reunion” →

Van roadtrip in Reunion Island

Categories Accomodation, Activities, Bathing, Culture, La Reunion
A van roadtrip in Reunion Island is a great island to discover the wild south and the volcano.

Feel free visiting Reunion Island  As big fans of adventures and van roadtrips – see our roadtrip in Europe in van – let’s say that we jumped for joy when Black Sheep, a brand new van rental company in Reunion offered us to do make a little trip with them! A van roadtrip in Reunion, is it possible? First of all, we give youthe local context to make your mouth water or comfort you in the idea that discovering Reunion Island by van is…Continue Reading “Van roadtrip in Reunion Island” →

Visit the Cirque de Salazie

Categories Accomodation, Activities, Bathing, Hiking, La Reunion
Have a great point of view on the Cirque de Salazie in the North-East of La Reunion.

Walk, swim, trout fishing, canyoning, accommodation … here is our guide for a great weekend in the Cirque de Salazie. A great weekend at Salazie Salazie, one of the 3 cirques of Reunion Island In La Reunion, there are 3 wonderful cirques to discover: Cilaos, Mafate and Salazie. Each of them is unique and deserves attention. You want to discover Salazie, the cirque at the north of the island? To take a breath of fresh air and lush greenery, we share with you, in our…Continue Reading “Visit the Cirque de Salazie” →

Try the funny Rainbow Run in Reunion

Categories Activities, Hiking, La Reunion

Fun, sport and colors  This year, the 1st edition of the Seigneurie Colors Rainbow Run took place at la Saline-les-Bains in La Reunion. The race was organized by ILOP, creator of an even more crazy race: La Tropicadingue. A 10km obstacle race in the north of Reunion island (usually it takes place in November). More accessible, this race is only 5km and without obstacles, except those of the fitness trail (but that’s something we did just for fun). We had a great time with…Continue Reading “Try the funny Rainbow Run in Reunion” →

Ready for deep-sea fishing?

Categories Activities, La Reunion
La pesée du marlin de 80 kg lors de la sortie pêche au gros de Ze Caillou à la Réunion

Deep-sea fishing in Reunion Island You wish to get out of the daily routine, you are looking for an activity to do alone or with friends? We recently tested some sport fishing and share it on our travel blog! A day of deep-sea fishing, off Saint-Gilles coast. Nothing better to reconnect with the sea without getting bored on a beautiful boat! Meeting at 6:30 am on Saint-Gilles’ harbour After a generous breakfast (will it end in some fishes’stomach, I let you guess), we join the…Continue Reading “Ready for deep-sea fishing?” →

Reunion Island’s traditional markets

Categories Culture, La Reunion
Find local artcrafts from Reunion Island, food, veg and fruits...

Discover the culture of La Reunion through its various markets To be immersed in the local culture, nothing better than a market! Why do we love so much traditional markets? Everyone, or at least, most of everyone like local markets. People from Reunion go there to shop fresh products at the best price. But also tourists who love to discover a country’s culture through one of the most typical event they can easily find, the traditional market. That’s why it was obvious for us to…Continue Reading “Reunion Island’s traditional markets” →