As you wander around the villages of Reunion Island, and especially in the highlands, you can’t miss them: there are Creole gardens everywhere, brightening up the lives of the locals and for visitors passing through.
Did you know ?
The Creole Gardens of Reunion Island are excellent examples of an agro-ecosystem and were once used for the production of fruit and vegetables, medicinal plants and everyday use plants. In modern times, this tradition has slowly faded, and the Creole gardens are now used for decorative purposes.
