Top Things to do in Reunion Island
What to do and see in Reunion Island, Reunion Island: The Best Food & Drink
Home to one of the world's most active volcanoes, snow-capped Piton de Fournaise, Reunion is a little known gem. This rocky, French-governed island off the coast of East Africa is easily explored by Les Cars Jaunes, yellow buses that link main settlements. The road into the mountains provides breathtaking scenery. Bike tours on rough back roads are an option for the brave and the extremely fit. Beyond the reach of cars, untamed village Cirque de Mafate shows the island's wildest side.
Restaurants in Reunion Island
1. Domaine des Cafeiers
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
Book a visit with Martine : she will welcome you in her naturally lush organic farm. A timeless moment on the foothills of mount Maido, 1000 meters above the sea. Send us an e-mail if you want to book a visit ! We will organize to find a day during your stay on the island ! The visits start at 9.30 a.m
2. Marche de Saint-Leu
3. Marche Forain du Chaudron
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4.5 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By gouiryp - Montpellier, France
a good place to taste the flavors of the indian ocean. the price are very good at the difference of the others touristics markets of the island, and you can buy a lots of stuff from Réunion and mayotte. even if you live in reunion it's a very good place for doing your sunday shopping. very good fish from the harbour of sainte anne. the pool of chaudron is very near and it's a good place to relax after the market
4. Petit Marche
5. youpideal.re
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4.5 based on 69 reviews
YoupiDeal.re is the first web platform for booking last-minute leisure activities in Reunion. Get real-time offers for a booking from D-1 to D-5 at the best rates. With our network of partners, professionals in tourism and leisure activities, we offer every day new adventures to live on the entire island of La Reunion
6. Distillerie de Savanna
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4.0 based on 295 reviews
Liée a l'usine de Bois-Rouge, une des deux sucreries de La Reunion, la Distillerie de Savanna livre les secrets de la fabrication du rhum. Partagez l'espace surprenant d'un véritable vaisseau industriel dédié a l'incroyable Odyssee de la Canne. La présentation de l'univers agricole de la canne a La Reunion vous sensibilise a l'importance de cette filiere dans l'economie, l'histoire et la culture de l'ile. La visite de la sucrerie vous transporte au plus profond du monde fantastique qui preside a la metamorphose magique du vegetal vers le sucre. La decouverte de la rhumerie vous initie a l'elaboration minutieuse des grands rhums, les procedes de fermentation et les mysteres du vieillissement dans les chais Distillerie de Savanna. Enfin, la degustation a la boutique Tafia & Galabe: le charme des saveurs reunionnaises. Selon la periode, la visite se decline en plusieurs etapes : En campagne sucriere (de juillet a decembre) : visite guidee de la Sucrerie de Bois Rouge et de la Distillerie de Savanna, degustation a la boutique en fin de visite. Du lundi au vendredi : de 9h a 20h. Le samedi : de 9h a 18h. Hors campagne sucrière (de janvier a fin juin) : visite guidee de la Distillerie de Savanna et degustation a la boutique. Du lundi au samedi : de 9h a 18h. Ouvert toute l'année sauf dimanche et jours fériés. Durée de la visite: 2h00 pendant la campagne sucrière et 1h30 hors campagne. Tarifs scolaires, enfants, étudiants, se renseigner. Precautions et recommandations : Visite deconseillee aux personnes sujettes aux vertiges ou atteintes d'asthme grave. Porter de preference pantalon ou short, des chaussures de randonnee ou baskets totalement fermees sont obligatoires pour pouvoir effectuer la visite. Les enfants sont acceptes a partir de 7 ans. Itineraire : Venant de St-Denis ou St-Benoit, prendre la sortie "Marine", et suivre les panneaux "Sucrerie de Bois-Rouge". Aux abords de l'usine, suivre "Tafia & Galabe", boutique et point de depart des visites.
Reviewed By BestRegardsFromFar - Cape Town Central, South Africa
The Savanna distillery offers interesting tours of its industrial site in which you will learn everything you need to know about the rum making process. Obviously a visit to the rum distillery is not complete without a tasting and our guide was exceptionally passionate and knowledgeable about the many different rums she had us taste. We were impressed by the difference in flavours between the creol style and traditional rums and got a much clearer vision on it with this visit. If you love rum or if you don’t know it yet, a visit is a must!
7. La Saga du Rhum
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4.0 based on 780 reviews
« An encounter with an island, its population and a product »Recently set up in Reunion Island, the Saga du Rhum museum was officially opened in December 2008. Located at the heart of the island’s oldest family distillery, still in activity today, it is situated in St Pierre, close to the volcano and the ‘deep south’ of the island.The only museum dedicated to rum on the island
Reviewed By Hugues56UG - Vannes, France
La saga du rhum est une visite intéressante, nb il faut faire la visite en étant accompagné du guide qui rend la chose beaucoup plus vivante et fun! I had a great time at la saga du rhum and I learnt what is the difference between rum traditional and rum agricol... I hardly recommand to do the visit with one of the guide who make the difference : fun and live experience!
8. La Maison du Geranium
9. Marche Forain du Tampon
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4.0 based on 4 reviews
