Tanguière (La)

Each studio features a private terrace and a shared deck surrounded by exotic vegetation, where you can enjoy breakfast, an aperitif or a BBQ facing the sea. You can watch the sunset every night, with its flamboyant colours and green flash, and you may occasionally observe the moonset.
The interior was decorated by Mr Nicole Payet, the owner of the place, using unique works of art. A fitted kitchen is at your disposal. A king-size bed with a high-quality mattress ensures you have comfy nights. The bathroom is spacious and features a walk-in shower. Rate per night, 2 nights minimum and decreasing rate from 7 nights.
The garden includes a great number of fruit trees and exotic plants, and every season sees brightly-coloured flowers bloom. It is also home to numerous species of birds, lizards, geckos and a turtle.
Résidence La Tanguière is located in a secure area with restaurants, a pharmacy, a medical office as well as diving and paragliding clubs and a gym.
The beach, Kélonia, the Maison du Coco, the Jardin des Mascareignes and the Saint-Leu town centre are only a few minutes away by car. All these tourist sites are also accessible by public transport. The bus stop is 350 yards away and Route des Tamarins provides quick and easy access to the rest of the island.
Saint-Leu is a fishing village that’s alive with the presence of art, music and culture, as well as sporting events including surfing and paragliding. Every Saturday morning a market takes place by the sea, as well as a fishmonger for fresh products. In the evening, the town comes alive with a great number of concerts at the rondavels or La Ravine. There are more than thirty restaurants and snacks to satisfy everyone’s appetite.
Mr Nicole Payet, an ‘Artisan of Art’ since 1988, owner of La Tanguière and native of Saint-Leu, works with lacquer, the shell of farmed turtles and a variety of materials from the sea. You can learn more about his know-how and visit his shop at the covered market in Saint-Leu. He has an advanced knowledge of Réunion Island and is passionate about its fauna and flora. He will be happy to share his knowledge.

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