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Payet Pascale14 Lotissement des Bougainvilliers
Saint-leu
97436
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This spacious 70 m2 accommodation offers two comfortable air-conditioned double rooms, along with a cozy cabin room featuring two bunk beds. It includes one well-equipped bathroom with a toilet, as well as an inviting living area combined with a fully equipped kitchen. Step out onto the terrace and enjoy some fresh air or take a refreshing dip in the large pool, conveniently accompanied by a pool house. Additionally, a parking space is available for your convenience.Reviews
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Attractions
- Conservatoire Botanique National de Mascarin: Located in Saint-Leu, this botanical conservatory is home to a diverse collection of rare and endangered plants from Reunion Island and other Indian Ocean islands. Visitors can explore the gardens, learn about local flora, and enjoy guided tours.
- Plage de Saint-Leu: This beautiful beach in Saint-Leu is known for its clear turquoise waters and is a popular spot for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. The beach also offers stunning views of the surrounding cliffs and is a great place to relax and unwind.
- Kélonia: Situated in Saint-Leu, Kélonia is a sea turtle observatory and research center. Visitors can learn about the conservation efforts for these endangered species, see various turtle species up close, and even witness nesting or hatching events if they're lucky.
- Le Maïdo: Located in the western part of Reunion Island, Le Maïdo is a breathtaking viewpoint offering panoramic vistas of the island's rugged mountains and lush landscapes. It is a popular spot for hiking and photography, and the sunset views from here are particularly stunning.
- Musée Stella Matutina: Situated in Saint-Leu, this museum delves into the history of Reunion Island's sugar cane industry. Visitors can explore the exhibits, learn about the island's agricultural past, and gain insight into the cultural and economic impact of the sugar trade.
- Jardin d'Eden: Nestled in the hills of Saint-Leu, Jardin d'Eden is an enchanting tropical garden that showcases a wide variety of plants, including orchids, palm trees, and medicinal plants. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll through the garden, enjoy the peaceful ambiance, and learn about the local flora.
- La Pointe au Sel: Located in Saint-Leu, La Pointe au Sel is a scenic coastal area known for its dramatic cliffs and crashing waves. It offers stunning views of the Indian Ocean, and visitors can enjoy coastal walks, admire the natural beauty, and capture memorable photographs.
- La Maison du Coco: Situated in Saint-Leu, La Maison du Coco is a museum dedicated to showcasing the many uses and products derived from coconut trees. Visitors can learn about traditional crafts, taste coconut-based treats, and even participate in workshops to make their own coconut-based products.
- Kelonia Aquarium: Positioned in Saint-Leu, Kelonia Aquarium is a small but informative facility that showcases the marine life found around Reunion Island. Visitors can observe various species of fish, corals, and other marine creatures, and learn about the importance of marine conservation. 10. Domaine Vidot: Located in the nearby town of Etang-Salé, Domaine Vidot is a charming winery that offers wine tastings and tours of its vineyards. Visitors can learn about the wine-making process, sample locally produced wines, and enjoy the scenic surroundings. Note: Please ensure to check the opening hours and availability of these attractions beforehand, as they may vary depending on the season or specific dates.