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Surface Area : 10000 hectares
Postal code : 97433
Population : 7319 inhabitants
Mayor : Stéphane FOUASSIN
Postal code : 97433
Population : 7319 inhabitants
Mayor : Stéphane FOUASSIN
BIENVENUE DANS LA COMMUNE DE : SALAZIE
Quite often covered with fog and mist, Salazie is the greenest and the smallest of the three calderas. Along the way, numerous breathtaking waterfalls plummet down gorges and cliffs, such as the “pisse en l’air” waterfall. Among the three calderas, Salazie is the most accessible one being only 20 minutes from Saint André. Bananas, peaches, medlar, citrus fruits, and chayotes are cultivated in this caldera. Commonly known as “Cristophine” in metropolitan France, the chayote is the symbol of Salazie. The Cirque de Salazie is comprised of small villages such as Salazie, Hell-Bourg, Mare à Vieille Place and Grand Ilet.
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Le Voile de-la-Mariée
A stunning waterfall, it is undoubtedly one of the natural wonders of Reunion Island which is the most photographed. Although, it can be seen from the road, go up to ‘Mare à Citrons’ to enjoy a better view.
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A Tour of Creole Houses
Enjoy a guided or unguided tour of Hell Bourg’s rich architecture. The departure point is in front of the Tourist Office. You can also combine the tour with a visit to the green museum for €6. For further information, call 02.62.47.89.89.
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The Moorhen Pond
Nestling in a green setting, this pond is beautifully surrounded by a dense growth of chayote. Do you enjoy bird watching? You can contemplate the moorhen wade quietly in the water.
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The ancient thermal springs
The discovery of the thermal springs in 1842 created an immediate impact. Several people were attracted to the springs due to their therapeutic values, especially anaemic adults from the Indian Ocean. In 1948, the spring was completely blocked due to a cyclone-related landslide. But, note that the installations are still there.
La Roche-qui-pleure
‘La Roche qui pleure’ is located along the coastal road, before the Escalier Bridge.Sometimes, there is a heavy downpour, and sometimes only a few refreshing droplets.It all depends on the season.
To see
The “Villa Folio” and the Fish Farm.
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Hell-Bourg and Grand Ilet
15 Réunion Island villages belonging to 12 communes hold the “Village Créole” label. This label is a sign of authenticity, the sense of welcome and the respect for traditions and heritage. This label is not “static”: following a charter, all villages commit themselves to making regular progress regarding the different criteria.
Hell-Bourg and Grand-Ilet
Le Voile de-la-MariéeA stunning waterfall, it is undoubtedly one of the natural wonders of Reunion Island which is the most photographed. Although, it can be seen from the road, go up to ‘Mare à Citrons’ to enjoy a better view.
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A Tour of Creole Houses Enjoy a guided or unguided tour of Hell Bourg’s rich architecture. The departure point is in front of the Tourist Office. You can also combine the tour with a visit to the green museum for €6. For further information, call 02.62.47.89.89.
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The Moorhen PondNestling in a green setting, this pond is beautifully surrounded by a dense growth of chayote. Do you enjoy bird watching? You can contemplate the moorhen wade quietly in the water.
/lang-FR-page-1196-2V-page,La-tranquille-mare-a-poule-deau.html
The ancient thermal springsThe discovery of the thermal springs in 1842 created an immediate impact. Several people were attracted to the springs due to their therapeutic values, especially anaemic adults from the Indian Ocean. In 1948, the spring was completely blocked due to a cyclone-related landslide. But, note that the installations are still there.
La Roche-qui-pleure‘La Roche qui pleure’ is located along the coastal road, before the Escalier Bridge.Sometimes, there is a heavy downpour, and sometimes only a few refreshing droplets.It all depends on the season.
To see The “Villa Folio” and the Fish Farm.
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/page-1349-lang-FR-2V-page,A-la-peche-aux-truites.html
Hell-Bourg and Grand Ilet 15 Réunion Island villages belonging to 12 communes hold the “Village Créole” label. This label is a sign of authenticity, the sense of welcome and the respect for traditions and heritage. This label is not “static”: following a charter, all villages commit themselves to making regular progress regarding the different criteria.
Hell-Bourg and Grand-Ilet
