Means of transport Saint-Denis

This is probably one of the best VTC drivers on the island. Trained in a specialized school, Nico VTC offers a top-of-the-range service, well above the usual services of VTCs and a fortiori taxis, for a price in the average. On board his luxury vehicle, bottles of water and sweets, WiFi access and shelves at your disposal, chargers for your equipment, baby seat, CB terminal... The premium quality of his service has been recognized, he has even been the official driver of the national Miss Prestige as well as transporting several music people.

This is the main airport on the island. Its airstrip runs along the waterfront, welcoming visitors at sea level. If you are on the right side, you can admire the coastal road and Saint-Denis. The Roland-Garros airport provides connections to mainland France, Mauritius, South Africa, the Seychelles, Madagascar, Mayotte, the Comoros and Asia. The duty free area has been completely redesigned to let you pass between the shops before boarding.

The agency warmly welcomes you seven days a week to accompany you on your journey. The connection with the metropolis is exclusively by direct flight, Paris only from now on, except promotional coup. Combined tickets, including a TGV trip, also provide connections between Paris Orly and 15 metropolitan cities. Its partnerships with other airlines such as Vueling and Easy Jet give you access to several European capitals.

The Air Mauritius agency in Saint-Denis opens its doors to you to book the trip of your dreams. Even if you have to fly to Mauritius from the two airports on Reunion Island, Air Mauritius will then put the whole world within your reach. European countries, but also Dubai, India, Malaysia, Australia and the South-West Indian Ocean: all these destinations have a direct route to the sister island, which acts as a regional hub. Reception is in French and English.

Reunion's only airline is a local pride. Air Austral boasts a modern, comfortable fleet, friendly service and tasty cuisine. Originally a regional airline, it serves the main destinations in the Indian Ocean: Johannesburg in South Africa, Mauritius, Rodrigues, the Seychelles, Mayotte, Moroni in the Comoros and six cities in Madagascar (Tananarive, Tamatave, Fort-Dauphin, Tuléar, Nosy Be and Antsiranana-Diégo Suarez). Air Austral also serves Paris CDG, Bangkok in Thailand and Chennai in India.

The Yellow Cars are all over the country. Buses O1 to O4 go south via the west coast, E1 to E4 go east, and S1 to S6 sail from west to east via the south. Concerning the airports, the Roland Garros airport stop is about 100 meters from the terminal. The more expensive T connects Saint-Pierre to the airport. The Z'éclair allows you to go directly from one station to the other. Tickets can be bought at the ticket office, unless there are none at your stop, in which case you can pay on the bus.

JetCar Oi offers, 365 days a year, a direct and express shuttle to and from Roland Garros airport at the bus station of Saint-Pierre. The bus is comfortable and drops you off directly at the entrance of the airport. The timetable is optimised to reduce your waiting time for the departure of Air France flights, while allowing you to complete all your formalities (check-in, airport security checks, baggage reclaim, etc.) with peace of mind.

The Citalis network in Saint-Denis is exemplary and has reserved lanes. There are stops almost everywhere in the city and the network is very extensive: look closely at the directions. The timetables are more or less respected. If you intend to travel by bus, buy books of tickets (it's cheaper) at the points of sale indicated on the terminals (one of which is at the bus station). The buses are now almost all air-conditioned and equipped with a radio. Note that the network has been completely modernized in 2019.

It is the largest bus station on the island and the terminus of many lines. Located near the commercial heart of the island and the avenue Maréchal-Leclerc, it allows access to the airport thanks to the direct shuttle, to almost the whole island thanks to the yellow bus network and to the city with the urban network Citalis. But strongly exposed to the trade winds during the southern winter and to the sun rays due to the lack of shade, it is better not to arrive too early to take a bus. We advise you not to hang out there after a certain hour...

This small airline created in 2014 and subsidiary of Air Austral since 2018, was not designed to compete with the big ones. Indeed, Run Aviation operates a Beechcraft King Air F90 accommodating 7 passengers for private medium-haul flights on demand. This twin-engine propeller plane with its 5-hour autonomy can take you as far as Mauritius, or further in the Indian Ocean with or without a stopover. If the rates are comparable to those of a business class flight, its main interest is the prestige of a privatized aircraft, and to set your own schedule.

For all your travel needs on Reunion Island, think VTC! Éric Rivière offers his services as a private chauffeur in his comfortable Toyota RAV4 Hybrid. Airport transfers, transfers to the meeting point of your excursions, transport for hikers without vehicles who wish to go from one locality to another, provisioning... TI VTC provides all types of travel on the island. Comfort, safety, punctuality and friendliness are our watchwords. The company also has three Toyota Yaris 2022s available for hire for independent travellers.

Reunion's only company is a local pride. It has a modern and comfortable fleet, a friendly service and a tasty cuisine, which has enabled it to be distinguished among the ten best scheduled airlines in the world. Originally a regional airline, it serves the main destinations in the area: Johannesburg in South Africa, Mauritius, the Seychelles, Mayotte, Moroni in the Comoros and several cities in Madagascar.

The Léger de Fromentcourt's lineage has been on the island for several generations and arrived in Reunion Island in 1752. Jean-Paul knows the history of the island like the back of his hand! In addition to the classic trips to his holiday destination or to the airport, he takes tourists on day trips to visit the island and discover Cilaos, Salazie, the volcano or the wild South. All this in a good mood, of course, and sharing some of the island's stories he has the secret to, or some good tips to make the most of your stay here.