Route des plages

Explore Reunion Island like marine explorer, Cousteau for a seaside family holiday, a charming getaway for two or the holiday of your dreams with friends. Travel along Reunion Island’s coastline from the west to the south.

Breathe in the sea air

Take the Route des Tamarins, then the Grand Fond, Boucan Canot exit where the ocean view is magical.
Take a break between Cap la Houssaye and L’Etang-Salé to relax on the beach and the long-awaited chance to fling yourself into a preserved turquoise lagoon with crystal-clear waters protected by a coral reef. Many water activities are possible.

The coastline abounds with treasures: beautiful white and black sandy beaches lined with whistling pines and coconut trees, modern and historic cities, marinas, botanical gardens, museums, hotels, restaurants and bars.

Take the Route des Tamarins, then the Grand Fond, Boucan Canot exit where the ocean view is magical.
Take a break between Cap la Houssaye and L’Etang-Salé to relax on the beach and the long-awaited chance to fling yourself into a preserved turquoise lagoon with crystal-clear waters protected by a coral reef. Many water activities are possible.

The coastline abounds with treasures: beautiful white and black sandy beaches lined with whistling pines and coconut trees, modern and historic cities, marinas, botanical gardens, museums, hotels, restaurants and bars.

swim in total safety thanks to security measures and in compliance with local regulations. Swimming is authorised within 300 metres of the coastline, in defined and supervised areas established by municipal decree.

Where is the route des plages ?

Carte route des plages<br />

White and black sandy beaches and a protected lagoon for safe swimming

Where is the route des plages ?

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