Thinking back to the uniqueness of this Indian Ocean destination, I am reminded of very many reasons to visit Reunion Island. Some Background Reunion Island is
One of the three hotels that I stayed at during a recent visit to Reunion Island was the beautiful LUX* Saint Gilles, the only five-star
White Orchids on Reunion Island. #GoToReunion Reunion Island. – ’Located in the Mascarene Archipelago, Reunion Island, a French overseas department, offers travellers the exoticism of a
Located in the Mascarene Archipelago, Reunion Island, a French overseas department, offers travellers the exoticism of a tropical island in the Indian Ocean. At
My visit to Reunion Island remains a highlight of my travels. The creole music, sultry atmosphere, myriad of attractions and activities are on offer. Black
Reunion Island. – As I travel, I love the children that I meet along the way. Everywhere there is commonality in their innocence and purity. These
Reunion Island. – Skater boys and girls, at the skate park next to to the Saint-Pierre’s market, right on the coastline. I was amazed by how active
Reunion Island. – Everybody loves a good market, especially one that is bursting with fresh fruit and veg, local specialty cuisine, crafted goods, woven baskets,
Reunion Island. – Festival goers savoring the moment and the music, the family and the love, the coastline and the beach, irrespective of the rain. Read
Reunion Island. – The rhythm, dance and vibrant colours all naturally intertwined. Read more about my time on Reunion Island. #GoToReunion
Reunion Island. – When rules are guidelines. And the dogs are winning! Who said no dogs allowed? Read more about my time on Reunion Island. #GoToReunion
Long past are the days when a cup of coffee came out of a tin and took two minutes to make. The craft has truly
Reunion Island. – Street Art forms a great part of the Reunion Island culture and one of the festival offerings was live works being created as
My weekend on Reunion Island attending the Festival Liberté Métisse, or festival of Mixed Freedom. Taking to the beach with the vibrant Creole people
Reunion Island. The Freedom of Festival Liberté Métisse.
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