La Reunion: Private South Wild Day Trip with Waterfalls｜Réunion

Discover the natural wonders of the wild south of Reunion Island on a private day trip. Be picked up from your accommodation and taken to the Langevin Marine, where the Indian Ocean meets the tumultuous waters of the Reunion rivers.

Begin your journey with a descent to the southern coast of the island, towards Langevin Marine, a charming starting point where the Indian Ocean meets the tumultuous waters of the Reunion rivers. This little piece of paradise is an ideal place to soak up the wild and soothing atmosphere of the south.

Watch the waves crashing on the volcanic rocks, marking the beginning of your exploration. Continue to the Jacqueline waterfall, a small wonder nestled in lush vegetation. This peaceful place is perfect for taking a breath of fresh air and capturing the moment with photos.

Next, head to the Trou Noir waterfall, a site that lives up to its name. Here, the water flows into a dark cavity before flowing into a sparkling river, creating a mysterious and fascinating atmosphere.

Continue to the Grand Galet waterfall, one of the most iconic waterfalls in Reunion. Also known as the Langevin waterfall, this majestic waterfall is a true gem of the south. Be amazed by its impressive flow and numerous secondary waterfalls, forming a curtain of water on the rocks.

After this spectacular stop, head to the Jar basin, a place where the Langevin River has carved a natural pool with clear waters. Surrounded by ferns and rocks covered in moss, this site offers a soothing atmosphere, perfect for reconnecting with nature.

Continue to the Caché basin, a hidden treasure in the heart of the tropical forest. Here, the clear and refreshing waters flow into an intimate environment, offering a privileged moment with nature.

Finally, end your adventure with a stop at the Manapany basin, an iconic natural pool located by the sea. This unique site combines the charms of the ocean and fresh waters, offering a striking contrast between the powerful waves of the Indian Ocean and the tranquility of this natural pool.

Surrounded by coconut trees and black rocks, the Manapany basin is a true haven of peace where you can relax and enjoy a last immersion in the exceptional landscapes of the island. After a day of discovery, be dropped off back at your accommodation.