Reunion Parking on Premises Accommodation

Wildly tropical with spectacular sights and nestled in the warm azure waters of the Indian Ocean, lies the idyllic paradise island "La Reunion". A multicultural society of diversity filled with the smiles of people formerly from France, Madagascar, Mozambique, China, India and even the Comores, the island is a melting pot of friendly islanders that use their ethnic roots to define themselves and because it is part of France, all residents are French citizens and use Euro as their currency. Reunion Island rests within the embrace of crystal clear tranquil waters, just off Madagascar’s east coast Measuring 970 square miles, Reunion is the biggest of the breathtaking Mascarene islands. Soaring plains divide two volcanic systems; the sheild volcano, Piton de la Fournaise is on the eastern side of the Island which in turn created the extinct volcano Piton des Neiges as well as the stunning islands of Rodrigues and Mauritius. The verdant green slopes of both these volcanoes are decorated with thick lush forests. Pricy helicopter rides are offered by different tour operators for those that want a birds-eye view of this natural phenomenon, but in all honesty, the best view of Piton de la Fournaise is undoubtedly the one from down below. It is here that visitors can explore the intriguing craters and remnants that have been left behind by the volcanic eruptions; it is these craters that give the surface a distinctive moon-like landscape and fascinates its visitors further. Piton de la Fournaise spews yellow and orange lava throughout the day and at night the sparks that can be seen emanating from this bubbling cauldron is better than any fireworks extravaganza you have seen anywhere. Climatic variants range from dry tropical, humid to sunny Mediterranean. The picturesque island of Reunion also boasts three calderas: the Cirque de Cilaos, the Cirque de Mafate and the Cirque de Salazie. The more cultivated and civilised land and cities are concentrated on the beautiful coastal lowlands, like the capital city of Saint-Denis. The overseas French Island of Reunion is home to many impressive and sun-drenched destinations ensuring travellers enjoy a diverse and contrasting experience. Saint Denis has all the makings of a French city – understated elegance, chic bistros and coffee houses, trendy shops and eateries, and a flurry of museums and art galleries. A must-see place is the town of Bourg Murat that has steadily gained in popularity in recent times mainly because it is the entrance or gateway to Reunion’s active volcano, the Piton de la Fournaise.