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The 10 Best Things to do in Arrondissement of Saint-Pierre, Arrondissement of Saint-Pierre
Discover the best top things to do in Arrondissement of Saint-Pierre, Reunion Island including Piton des Neiges, Cascade de trou noir, RN5 Road, Jardin des Parfums et des Epices, Domaine Du Cafe Grille, Le Labyrinthe en-Champ-The, Route des Laves, Marche Forain, La Roche Merveilleuse, La Saga du Rhum.
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1. Piton des Neiges
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5.0 based on 196 reviews
Soaring to over ten thousand feet, this often snow-capped peak is Reunion Island’s tallest mountain.
Reviewed By fsevelin - Charolles, France
Piton des Neiges is not an easy place to reach. But, if you cope with the difficulties of this hike, you will enjoy one of the most beautiful sight in Réunion Island. If you are used to mountain hiking, you can dot it (up and down) in a single day. But if you’re not used to, or if you are with children, you had better to sleep in the « refuge de la caverne dufour ». But don’t expect for comfort and good cooking. The owners do the minimum.
2. Cascade de trou noir
3. RN5 Road
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 229 reviews
Reviewed By william_974
Ask about the weather beforehand. Rain can cause pebbles to fall on the road. We loved this excursion by car on the road to Cilaos. About 420 bends, the crossing of small villages and these majestic ramparts... This road is a bit difficult but it is quite typical. It's a magnificent, wonderful road with an exceptional spectacle that takes your eyes away.
4. Jardin des Parfums et des Epices
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4.5 based on 998 reviews
Reviewed By like2travl2004 - Knysna, South Africa
For all friends of nature and plants this is a MUST visit! The name is maybe a bit deceiving because really this is a lush rain-forest type private garden of probably at least 1 hectar which you walk through on your own or with a guided tour (90 minutes, at 10:30 and 14:30). Not sure if only in french though. We walked by ourselves and taking our time (nearly 2 hours!) we saw so many astonishing plants and flowers. Loads of creepers and ferns on humungous trees, ferns galore, coffee and cacao trees amd a thousand more we don't even know. Just fabulous! Highly recommend it, but take your time!
5. Domaine Du Cafe Grille
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4.5 based on 1,189 reviews
"le domaine du café grillé" is mainly a ethno-botanical garden dealing with a time travel through all the history of Reunion island thanks to 900 plant species. In otherwords you start the visit in a modern and aesthetic creole garden commonly found nowdays, and the guide will bring you ,step by step, to the first endemic forests composed of amazing medicinal plants discovered in 1665. Meanwhile we will talk about the golden age of Reunion island.
6. Le Labyrinthe en-Champ-The
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4.5 based on 219 reviews
7. Route des Laves
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4.5 based on 234 reviews
Hiking in the Mafate cirque, at the summit of the Piton de la Fournaise volcano, visiting the lava tunnel of 2004 (volcanic caving) or trekking for several days, that's what we can offer you. Many travel agencies have trusted us for over 15 years. Sharing and conviviality (small groups) define us.
8. Marche Forain
9. La Roche Merveilleuse
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4.5 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By william_974
This hike is free and accessible to children. The Marvellous Rock Platform is located above the town of Cilaos. First a walk or a drive of a few kilometres, and then we stop at a car park. From there you walk a little and climb a few steps, and then from the belvedere you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Cilaos circus, the town and the ramparts. It is then possible to follow a botanical path. There are picnic areas. We will come back to La Roche Merveilleuse for a good time of relaxation.
10. La Saga du Rhum
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4.0 based on 780 reviews
« An encounter with an island, its population and a product »Recently set up in Reunion Island, the Saga du Rhum museum was officially opened in December 2008. Located at the heart of the island’s oldest family distillery, still in activity today, it is situated in St Pierre, close to the volcano and the ‘deep south’ of the island.The only museum dedicated to rum on the island
Reviewed By Hugues56UG - Vannes, France
La saga du rhum est une visite intéressante, nb il faut faire la visite en étant accompagné du guide qui rend la chose beaucoup plus vivante et fun! I had a great time at la saga du rhum and I learnt what is the difference between rum traditional and rum agricol... I hardly recommand to do the visit with one of the guide who make the difference : fun and live experience!
