Incentives & reward trips
A helicopter flight over the cirques, a lagoon-beach day at Saint-Gilles and a Creole séga dinner, a reward for cohorts who've earned something genuinely rare and cinematic.
Cirque heli-flightsLagoon beaches
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Corporate expeditions on Réunion the island most teams have never seen.
A French volcanic island in the Indian Ocean, active-volcano hikes, canyon days and Creole beach dinners for teams that want an offsite nobody else in the sector has done.
Why Réunion Island for corporate travel
Why corporate programmes keep choosing Réunion Island.
01
An offsite nobody else has done
Réunion is off the standard corporate map entirely, a French island of active volcanoes, cloud-forest cirques and Creole culture. For a team tired of the usual list, the novelty alone makes it the most talked-about offsite of the year.
02
Adventure with real range
Piton de la Fournaise is one of the world's most accessible active volcanoes; alongside it sit canyoning, helicopter cirque flights and beach lagoons. The island packs genuine expedition variety into a compact, high-trust programme.
03
European standards, Indian Ocean setting
As a French département, Réunion runs on European infrastructure, safety and cuisine, set in tropical scenery. It's the polish of France with the drama of a volcanic island, a distinctive combination for a leadership or reward cohort.
Four programme formats, one Réunion Island.
Meetings & conferences
Boutique resort and Saint-Denis hotel meeting rooms run leadership summits and reward-linked sessions from 20 to 120 delegates, with AV and a volcano or lagoon on the doorstep.
Leadership summits20–120 pax
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Beachfront Creole tables, plantation-estate gardens and clifftop terraces seat award and closing dinners from 20 to 150 with séga music and a French-Creole menu.
Beach Creole tablesEstate gardens
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Piton de la Fournaise volcano treks, canyoning in Cilaos, mountain-bike descents and lagoon watersports, genuine expedition formats from 15 to 100 with certified guides throughout.
Volcano treksCanyoning
See programmeProperties we plan around most often.
40–150 paxSaint-Gilles, West Coast
LUX* Saint Gilles
20–60 paxSaint-Leu, West Coast
Blue Margouillat
20–80 paxSainte-Anne, East
Diana Dea Lodge
30–120 paxPetite-Île, South
Palm Hotel & Spa
Activities we'll run there.
Piton de la Fournaise volcano trek
Full day 15–80 pax
Helicopter cirque flight
45–90 min 15–90 pax
Cilaos canyoning
Half day 15–60 pax
Lagoon beach reward day
Half day 20–120 pax
Creole séga cultural night
4 hrs 20–150 pax
Sample programmes
One way the days come together.
3 nights, Réunion
Day 1
Arrive Réunion
One-stop flights via Mauritius or the Gulf and check-in at a west-coast resort. Evening Creole welcome dinner on the beach.
Day 2
Volcano or heli day
A guided Piton de la Fournaise trek or a helicopter flight over the cirques, with a picnic and a leadership reflection block on the return.
Day 3
Canyon & gala
Canyoning or a mountain-bike descent in the morning, free afternoon on the lagoon, and a séga-band awards gala to close.
Day 4
The send-off
A slow lagoon morning, then staggered transfers matched to the return flight banks.
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Share headcount, dates and what the trip needs to achieve, we return venues, a sample flow and an indicative budget within 48 hours.
What shapes the investment in Réunion Island.
- 01
Season, dry hiking months vs warmer beach months change the activity mix
- 02
Adventure logistics, helicopter blocks, certified canyoning guides and safety ratios
- 03
Group size and rooming mix, plus Schengen visa processing volume
- 04
Gala production, beach or estate venue, séga troupe and AV
- 05
Routing, via Mauritius or the Gulf and connection timing
Group
Leadership & top performers
Format
Réunion expedition offsite with a volcano day
An expedition-led offsite pairing a Piton de la Fournaise trek with a helicopter cirque flight and a lagoon gala. Tibro handled the Schengen cohort visas, certified adventure operators and every transfer; the team called it the most distinctive offsite the company had ever run.
A technology company
“We wanted an offsite our competitors couldn't copy. Standing on an active volcano at sunrise, the team knew we'd found it.”
FAQ
Planning Réunion Island, answered.
What visa does Réunion require?
As a French overseas département, Réunion needs a Schengen visa for Indian passport holders. Tibro manages the cohort application and documentation against the travel schedule.
What trip length works best?
Three to four nights, enough for a volcano or helicopter day, a canyon day and a beach close, without over-stretching the adventure programme.
How fit does the group need to be?
We scale the expedition intensity to the cohort, from gentle crater walks and heli-flights to full canyoning. Every adventure format has a lower-intensity alternative.
Is food easy for Indian and vegetarian groups?
Yes, with notice. The French-Creole kitchens accommodate Indian and vegetarian menus, and we brief resorts and gala caterers at proposal stage.
How is Réunion different from Mauritius?
Mauritius is the polished beach reward; Réunion is the dramatic adventure island next door. Many programmes pair a night on each. The proposal can cost both shapes.
Do we get GST-compliant billing?
Yes, corporate billing with GST invoices, a line-item build-up in every proposal, and milestone payment terms agreed before you announce internally.
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Tell us about the trip. We'll come back with a plan.
Headcount, rough dates and what the trip needs to achieve. That's all we need to come back with venues, a sample flow and an indicative budget.
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