Hotel Tsilaosa Cilaos
Rue du Pere Boiteau Cilaos, 97413, Reunion
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A day at the seaside
... shuttle ride was about 25 minutes passing some small retail and industrial parks and a couple of newish housing developments . There is an upmarket marina and some small shops in a very French town.
We walked around the marina area and visited the small modern church before heading for a beach front cafe in search of a REAL French croissant and coffee. We had a fabulous view over the white sand beach, turquoise sea and ...
A happy Reunion
... Denis, the main city on Reunion, so we flew several oblong holding patterns over the ocean until the clouds cleared, then came quickly in for a landing.
The immigration authorities ask many questions on Reunion. It is the wealthiest island in the area and lots of people want to come in and stay illegally. Even westerners have been known to want to stay on under the radar, so they asked to see ongoing air tickets, wants the address ...
Reunion punch
... inte kostade skjortan. Jag språkade med en fransman som skålat med Björn Borg. Vi drack punch. Ja, dom har punch här. Jag trodde det var en svensk styggelse, men på Reunion gör man mycket punch. Punch är alltså "rom" som är smaksatt på något sätt, och det smakar som hemma, dvs sött och sliskigt.
Det är lätt att glömma bort tiden när man reser så här. Jag håller inte reda på veckodagarna och glömde bort att det är ...
In Love With Reunion Island - Trip Report
... from the east side (Cirque de and Cirque de Mafate) and west side (Cirque de Cilaos) and (2) Piton des Fournaise (2631m) which is an active volcano erupting several times every year.
In summary, eastern side of the island offers magnificent green landscapes, with lots of rivers and waterfalls, lots of hiking activity plus access to an active volcano Piton de la Fournaise. Western side of the island is intended ...
Leaving Reunion
... the municipal gardens which are being reworked (and need it). A brief stop in a small marine museum reveals a reasonably well-preserved Coelacanth. That's the fish scientists knew had existed in the Devonian period up to 400 million years ago, and dying out in the Cretaceous period about65 millions years ago - it was merely an ancient fossil - a sign of the survival of the fittest and disappearance of the least ...



