The south of the island is divided between luxuriant nature
and sumptuous landscapes. Take the measurement from the top of Trou aux Cerfs,
a dormant volcanic crater. After a stop at Les Voiliers de l’Océan, maker of
replica models of the 18th century vessels, take the road of pilgrims to the
Great Basin, sacred lake of Hindus.
Discover snakes in the protected reserve of Plaine Champagne, with a stop at the spectacular Gorges de la Rivière Noire, before having lunch in a restaurant perched on the side of the mountain, with a breathtaking view of the south. You will then visit Chamarel with its waterfall, its land of colors, a real geological phenomenon and its famous Rhumerie whose reputation is well established
