The Mangrove of Martinique in a new way
Looking for a sustainable activity for your vacation in Martinique? The visit of the mangrove is a must. But what if you visited it differently? A new gaze at the mangrove of Martinique Frontier between land and sea, the mangrove…
Wildlife tourism has a sustainable future
Elephant rides in Thailand, dolphin shows in water parks, snake charmers in Jema El Fnaa square. The animal experience in travel is a dream and inflates the likes on social media. Behind the scenes, the reality is less glowing for…
Sustainable travel in Occitanie
As big as Ireland or Austria, the Occitanie region has nothing to envy to the vast expanses of Connemara or the summits of the Eastern Alps. At the time of sustainable tourism, where our travels are going green and where…
Cuba, “the village island” with R-evolution Cuba
With R-Evolution Cuba, we invite you to discover the island of Cuba. Its people and its unique culture make our trips deeply human and immersive. We will take you to discover this place, where wonder and emotion punctuate this Cuban…
5 destinations off the beaten track in South Africa
Exciting and hectic, this is how we could describe South Africa Rich in wildlife and subjugating landscapes, a trip to South Africa is inextricably linked to an immersion in nature. As one of the 3 most popular African countries for…
Experience trekking differently in the mountainous regions of India
A thousand miles away you can hear it, from the depths of Kerala, vibrates a passion for the mountains and trekking in South West India. It is that of a Flockeo Partner in love with his region but especially with…
Big leap into the unknown: a trip to the the Gaspé Peninsula
Each month, we give the floor to adventurers who have been able to travel. They share their experiences and advice with us. This month, Thomas tells us about his trip to Canada, more precisely to the Gaspé Peninsula. I had…
Waterfalls in Reunion Island, a journey of wonder
Reunion Island is a volcanic island full of pools and waterfalls. It is located in the western part of the Indian Ocean. To date, there are more than 300 of them, most of them accessible. This myriad of waterfalls can…
Menorca: between tourism and conservation of ecological and cultural heritage
For some time now, Menorca has been gaining recognition for its ecological and sustainable work in the field of tourism. The island has refused to become a seaside resort for several decades. It even fights daily to extend the extent…
Madagascar: discover the secrets of vanilla with Festiv
Attracting thousands of tourists every year, Madagascar is the 4th largest island in the world. It is also known as the red island, because of its warm colour seen from the sky. Red but not monochrome. Indeed, Madagascar abounds in…
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