6 articles to prepare your trip
The greenest of the three cirques, accessible in 45 minutes from Saint-André, featuring Hell-Bourg with its créole houses and the Voile de la Mariée waterfall cascade.
From Saint-Pierre to Sainte-Rose, the windward coast where the 1977 and 2007 lava flows meet primary forest and the pools of the Langevin River.
Creole village at 1,200 m, ringed by cliffs rising to 2,900 m, base for climbing Piton des Neiges and home to IGP lentils, wine and thermal springs.
50 km of leeward coastline between Saint-Paul and Étang-Salé, a lagoon protected by the coral reef and the road to Maïdo that opens onto Mafate.
Piton De La Fournaise
An active volcano reaching 2,632 meters, Piton de la Fournaise is climbed in 5 to 6 hours from Pas de Bellecombe, after crossing the mineral landscape of Plaine des Sables.
A cirque with no roads, accessible only on foot or by helicopter, where eight inhabited islets live by the rhythm of mountain trails and helicopter supply runs.
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