Reunion Travel Permit

An Inter Reunion Travel Permit is required to visit island outside the tourist zone, and the Ministry of Atolls Administration will only issue them to those whose visit is sponsored by a resident of the island concerned. Even charities working in the country after the 2004 tsunami were unable to get around this rule. Travelers intending to work in the Reunion should obtain a Reunion Travel Permit from the Ministry of Human Resources Employment and Labour prior to arrival in Reunion.

Reunion Travel Tips can expect luxury, relaxation and fun in the sun. You will be surrounded by paradise, treated like royalty and blanketed in the warmth of the sun. You could not ask for a more picturesque location for holiday than Reunion. If you choose Reunion Travel Tips, you will experience a tranquil setting with a variety of water sports and other activities. However, before you go, you will need to read this Reunion travel guide to ensure you get the most out of your holiday.

Reunion Travel Destinations has good safety standards for land, sea, and air travel. Roads in Male and on the airport island are brick and generally well maintained. Dirt roads on resort islands are well kept by the resorts.  Transportation on the small island on which the capital, Male, is situated, is either by foot or by readily-available taxis. Transportation between the airport and Male, as well as to nearby resort islands, is by motorized water taxi and speedboat. Reunion Travel Destinations provides seaplane and helicopter service to visit the island. Air taxis stop flying one hour before sunset, and several resorts do not transport passengers by boat between the airport and the resort island later than one hour before sunset.  Visitors to distant resorts arriving in the country at night can expect to stay overnight at a hotel in Male or at the airport hotel and should confirm transfer arrangements in advance.