REUNION (France)
Saint-Pierre
Saint-Pierre is a port town on the southwestern coast of Réunion Island and the the third-largest commune of the island. Lively cafes and restaurants line its waterfront. Reefs protect the town’s sandy beach. Notable landmarks include the 18th-century Town Hall, a former warehouse. The Saga du Rhum museum chronicles the history of rum production on the island.
BEST TIME to VISIT
SAINT-PIERRE
BEST TIME to TRAVEL to REUNION
From June to September
Saint-Pierre - sunday on the beach
Saint-Pierre - 3 girls
Saint-Pierre - family on the beach
Saint-Pierre - restaurant
old canon and marina
ice-cream shop
Saint-Pierre - old train station
Saint-Pierre - creole style building
Saint-Pierre - creole style building
Saint-Pierre - creole style building
Saint-Pierre - church
Saint-Pierre - creole style house
Saint-Pierre - old creole style house
Saint-Pierre - creole style house
Saint-Pierre - creole style house
Saint-Pierre - old covered market - today a tourist market
Saint-Pierre - street heading to the oceanfront
Saint-Pierre - creole style building
Saint-Pierre - Creole houses and volcanic landscape
Saint-Pierre - old house
Saint-Pierre - Covered Market - souvenirs
Saint-Pierre - very old and large tree
Saint-Pierre - Covered Market
Saint-Pierre - Like everywhere in the world, the new buildings are charmless concrete cubes
around Saint-Pierre - coastline
around Saint-Pierre - coastline
around Saint-Pierre - coastline
around Saint-Pierre - coastline
Saint-Pierre - marina
Saint-Pierre - coastline - beach
Saint-Pierre - coastline - family on the beach
Saint-Pierre - Ocean Front avenue with shops and restaurants