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Colette Cretinon34 Rue des Avocatiers
St Leu
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- Le Musée Stella Matutina: Located in Saint-Leu, this museum showcases the history and culture of Reunion Island, particularly focusing on the sugar industry. Visitors can explore various exhibits, interactive displays, and artifacts related to the island's past.
- Kélonia: A sea turtle observatory and conservation center, Kélonia is situated in Saint-Leu. It offers visitors the chance to learn about different species of turtles, their habitats, and ongoing conservation efforts. The center also features interactive displays and educational programs.
- Le Jardin d'Eden: Situated in Saint-Gilles-les-Bains, this beautiful botanical garden is a haven for nature lovers. It boasts a vast variety of tropical plants, colorful flowers, and rare trees. Visitors can take leisurely walks, enjoy the serene atmosphere, and indulge in picturesque views.
- Plage de Saint-Leu: This stunning beach in Saint-Leu is known for its crystal-clear waters and perfect conditions for water sports like surfing and snorkeling. Visitors can relax on the sandy shores, take a dip in the ocean, or explore the nearby coral reefs teeming with marine life.
- Domaine Vidot: Nestled in the Saint-Leu highlands, this family-owned farm offers a delightful experience for visitors. It features a vanilla plantation, fruit orchards, and a distillery producing local rum. Visitors can take guided tours, taste homemade products, and learn about traditional farming techniques.
- Le Piton de la Fournaise: Located in Reunion National Park, this active volcano is a major tourist attraction. Adventurous travelers can hike through the rugged terrain to witness magnificent volcanic landscapes, lava flows, and breathtaking views from the summit.
- Les Makes Astronomical Observatory: Situated in the heights of Saint-Louis, this observatory offers stargazing experiences and educational sessions. Visitors can marvel at the night sky, observe celestial objects through powerful telescopes, and learn about astronomy from knowledgeable guides.
- Le Cirque de Mafate: A UNESCO World Heritage site, this remote and untouched cirque is accessible only by foot or helicopter. It offers adventurous hikers stunning views, challenging trails, and an opportunity to experience the untamed beauty of Reunion Island's mountainous interior.
- Cascade Langevin: Located near Saint-Joseph, this picturesque waterfall is a popular spot for nature lovers. Visitors can enjoy refreshing swims in the natural pools formed by the cascading water, surrounded by lush vegetation and scenic landscapes. 10. Grand Anse Beach: Situated in Saint-Pierre, this long sandy beach is renowned for its beauty and tranquility. Visitors can relax under the sun, take leisurely walks along the shoreline, and enjoy the stunning views of the Indian Ocean. Note: Please double-check the opening hours, accessibility, and any COVID-19 regulations before visiting these attractions, as they may be subject to change.