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Reunion

   Cascade Langevin    
   Piton de la Fournaise     
   Wild South Coast     
   The Cirques - the island has three at its centre    
   Central mountainous peaks    
   Creole-style houses are found throughout the island    
   Chameleon    
   Paragliding from the hills above St Leu    
   Explore by mountain bike    
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Reunion

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When to go to Reunion

When to go

Réunion has a hot sub-tropical climate with sea temperatures that rarely drop below 23°C. The dry season is May to October, with temperatures 20-25°C. November to March is more humid, with most rain and occasional cyclones in January and February. The interior uplands have an almost temperate climate. It can be cool in the mountains and it's advisable to have some warm clothing for the evenings. In October 2006 it did actually snow on the Piton des Neiges which is over 3,000 metres high.
 
When to go to Reunion - Climate Chart
 

Getting there

Air France operates a daily overnight service to Réunion via Paris. Air Austral flies daily from Paris. Air Mauritius flies to Réunion four times a week via Mauritius. With frequent daily flights between Réunion and Mauritius and a regular service to Madagascar, it is easy to visit two contrasting islands. Ask for more information.
 

Time Zone

GMT +4 hours
 

Visas

As a French department, Réunion is part of the European Community. There are no visa requirements for UK citizens.
 

Health

There are no health requirements for Réunion. Always consult your doctor at least six weeks before travel and refer to this useful NHS website for details of recommended vaccinations for your destination.