Overseas regions of France

GUADELOUPE
In Guadeloupe a complete change of scenery awaits you. As you tour this small island lying between the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, you will be enchanted by the profusion of landscapes: leafy tropical forests, curious volcanic formations, white sandy beaches, vertiginous grey cliffs dominating an emerald sea, vast sugar cane plantations and mangrove swamps cut across by canals. A long day's excursion will sharpen your senses: have a refreshing shower and settle down to a meal prepared in the local tradition, famed for its multifarious flavours, fragrances and colours.

MARTINIQUE
The island of Martinique embodies the very spirit of exoticism and its many manifestations: lush tropical forests, lively markets mingling colourful spices and flowers, radiant sunshine, a rich cultural past, sensuous, pulsing music, fine sandy beaches and unusual flavours used in local cuisine. In Martinique, everything is different. You will be touched by the generosity of the inhabitants, who will be proud to show you round their island and share a glass or two of the best rum you've ever tasted...

REUNION ISLAND
This charming tropical island presents a great many different landscapes: a seething volcano - the Piton de la Fournaise - mountains, beaches, forests and the sea.
Trekking is an extremely popular hobby on Reunion Island on account of the 1,000 kilometres of posted trails criss-crossing the island, leading to many remarkable sights like the cirques of Cilaos, Mafate and Salazie. At the end of the day, sit down in the glowing sunset to enjoy a meal of Creole specialities: white rice flavoured with curry and samoussa.
Besides its natural beauty, the island features an interesting mix of nationalities (Indian, European, Chinese and Creole), languages, customs, beliefs, cultures and... gastronomic