Visit the Church of Ste Anne, listed as a Historic Monument since 1982, and the Bassin Bleu site

Notre Dame des Laves, built in 1927 in the small village of Piton Sainte-Rose. It was then named the “Child Jesus of Prague” church, destroyed by a cyclone a few decades after its construction, it was rebuilt shortly afterwards. But it was in 1977 that the event took place that made this little pink building a symbol or even a miracle for some. This Catholic church is today one of the largest places of worship in Reunion.

Visit of the cove of the waterfalls. It is also a place frequented by tourists seduced by the tranquility of the place and this luxuriant nature where the ocean adjoins the crystal clear waterfalls. A very beautiful coconut grove and many vacoas complete this picture made up of the intense green of nature and the deep blue of the ocean.

Passage on the lava road to take pictures in the Enclosure of the Volcano. road that connects the East to the South of the Island. Over the centuries, eruptions outside the Enclosure have endowed the town with an extraordinary setting that cannot leave the visitor unmoved.

We will have lunch at Cap Méchant, in a small Creole restaurant. You can admire the coal-black lava cliffs that were formed by successive lava flows and plunge into the blue of the ocean.

We will then visit the Langevin waterfall. It is certainly the most famous waterfall on the island and one of the busiest.

We return quietly to your hotel after having spent a wonderful day.