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A listed 19th-century Creole residence, Villa Rivière exemplifies Réunion's bourgeois architecture with its ornate veranda and carved woodwork, set in the historic heart of Saint-Paul.
A private botanical garden in Saint-Paul, the Garden of Eden brings together Creole medicinal plants, endemic species from the Mascarene Islands and tropical vegetation in a shaded, well-documented setting.
In the highlands of Saint-Paul, the Domaine des Caféiers showcases the cultivation of Bourbon Pointu, an endemic variety of Réunion among the rarest in the world, from plant to cup.
In Saint-Paul, La Part des Anges distillery produces Réunion agricultural rum from local sugarcane. Tour the warehouses, stills, and enjoy a guided tasting to discover a craft rooted in the island's heritage.
Nestled in the heights of Saint-Paul, the Bamboo Grove unfolds its tunnels of giant bamboos in a cool and peaceful setting. A discreet natural site, ideal for a verdant walk away from the coast.
In Saint-Paul, the bamboo grove offers shaded pathways beneath towering bamboo groves. A cool, serene green space, ideal between visits to the west coast of Réunion.
The Panon-Desbassayns estate at Villèle (Saint-Paul) is one of Réunion's best-preserved colonial domains. A furnished master's house, outbuildings, Pointue Chapel and gardens trace the island's sugar and memorial history.
Overlooking the Saint-Paul lagoon, this cemetery founded in the 17th century holds the legendary tomb of pirate La Buse and ancient Creole burial sites, set in a unique coastal landscape on Réunion Island.
At 2,205 meters altitude in the Hauts de Saint-Paul, Piton Maïdo offers a breathtaking plunge into the Cirque de Mafate, accessible only on foot. An exceptional panorama of the cliffs and islets of this UNESCO-listed territory.
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