
Where to stay on Réunion: west, south or the highlands?
La RéunionConsejos prácticos7 min
The island crosses in a day. What decides a stay is the side you unpack on: the west lagoon, the wild south coast, or the cool highlands.

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La RéunionConsejos prácticos7 min
The island crosses in a day. What decides a stay is the side you unpack on: the west lagoon, the wild south coast, or the cool highlands.

Consejos prácticos7 min
Thirty-three villas in the catalogue, from 234 to 747 € a night. What the low end already buys, and what the high end adds.

Consejos prácticos6 min
Eleven places along a few kilometres of coast. Five districts, one lagoon, and differences that matter when you choose.

Consejos prácticos6 min
Two cirques reached by road, three catalogue listings, and one simple question: which to choose when you want to sleep in the highlands.

Consejos prácticos6 min
Seven catalogue listings sleep twelve guests or more, up to sixteen. Where they are, what they cost, and what to check before booking for a group.

Consejos prácticos6 min
Forty-two places, four kinds of lodging, and a spread from 52 to 747 € a night. What each one really implies.

Consejos prácticos6 min
The distances the catalogue listings publish, from the airport to each commune, answer better than a general opinion.

Itinerarios7 min
A loop from the airport, two days in the west, down to the south and back up through the highlands. Seven days, two changes of suitcase.

Itinerarios6 min
Four places, a commune backed onto the volcano, and a road climbing from Bourg-Murat to the Plaine des Cafres. Sleeping here shifts the whole plan towards the morning.

Itinerarios6 min
Four places in the commune, a black sand beach, a state forest and the étang du Gol. The south-west without the Saint-Gilles crowds.

Itinerarios6 min
Three places on the windward coast, among cane, vanilla and the mouth of the Salazie cirque. A coast most trips drive through without stopping.

Itinerarios7 min
No road goes down into Mafate. You walk in from Salazie, Cilaos or the Maïdo, and sleep in a mountain hut. What it asks of you, concretely.

Consejos prácticos6 min
The capital reads from its seafront: the Barachois cannons open onto the island's north, the Jardin de l'État onto the interior, the shopping streets onto the rest. One day, on foot.

Temporadas6 min
What is picked and when, on an island that produces all year. A landmark for the markets, and a reason to pick your season.

Itinerarios6 min
The island's second commune and its former capital, Saint-Paul holds together along its seafront. The Friday and Saturday market, the listed marine cemetery, then the pond a few kilometres on.

Temporadas6 min
The austral winter brings the driest days of the year. What it changes at altitude, and where to walk during that window.

Itinerarios6 min
The west-coast resort sits on a lagoon sheltered by the reef. Anse des Raisinsiers, Grand'Anse, l'Hermitage and the Roches Noires, in that order.

Temporadas6 min
From June to October, humpbacks move into the warm water of the south-west. Where to watch them from shore, and what the season changes about a stay.

Temporadas7 min
Two seasons, two transition months, and a cyclone window from January to March. What each one changes on the west coast, and the month worth not underestimating.

Itinerarios7 min
Listed as world heritage, the three cirques sit in a trefoil. One is reached on foot, the other two by road. What separates them, and the real time they take.

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