Top Things to do in Arrondissement of Saint-Benoit
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The 10 Best Things to do Good for Big Groups in Arrondissement of Saint-Benoit, Arrondissement of Saint-Benoit
Discover the best top things to do in Arrondissement of Saint-Benoit, Reunion Island including Piton de Fournaise, Evasion Kreol, Tunnels de lave, Envergure Reunion, Canyoning, Envergure Reunion, Maison Folio, Anse des Cascades, La Cooperative Provanille, Pas de Bellecombe, Foret de Bebour, Trou de Fer.
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1. Piton de Fournaise
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 869 reviews
This is the only active volcano on the island and one of the most active in the world.
Reviewed By 188DaveW188
Firstly. The sites we looked at rated this hike as "Easy"...it is absolutely. NOT! AND..I would not recommend doing this without a guide, you could very easily get yourself into dangerous situations. The drive there is beautiful with lots of stop off/vantage points along the way (again, a good guide will give you lots of important info) then you arrive at the top car park, and the fun begins!! Firstly there is the 180mtr climb, down sheer face of the older larger crater, down rugged steps. From there across the (flattish) bottom plain of the older crater to the summit (3 hours minimum) is a case of stepping from stone to stone, up and down through gullies on and on up 2600 mtrs of rough, ROUGH ground under the blazing sun!!! It is hard!! But the rewards with the views from start to finish and the sense of power a volcano evokes really, REALLY!! Makes it worth the pain! (Don't forget, when you've finished at the top? You've got to do the whole thing in reverse, including that 180mtr climb UP the steps!!!????)
2. Evasion Kreol
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 222 reviews
Evasion Kreol, a team of mountain professionals at your service Established for some fifteen years on the island of Reunion, you will discover our services safely (canyoning, climbing Tropical, Trekking). Our services are shot, you will receive by mail a DVD montage of your exploits .... This service is free soon.
3. Tunnels de lave, Envergure Reunion
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 175 reviews
During volcanic eruptions, lava pahoehoe allow the formation of lava tubes. The lava cooled, the tunnels become available, providing a unique decor. Enjoy a unique experience under the Piton de la Fournaise. The “Discovery” trip: It is a 3 hours walk inside the tunnel: visit of the lower part of the network, mainly large rooms (the tighter obstacle is 1m20 high and 10m long). The “Classic” trip: It is 5 hours walk: It is a cross between the top and bottom of the network. Large galleries to begin, few tight obstacles in the middle then large rooms to finish (the tighter obstacle is 1m high and 40m long). The “Sportive” trip: It is a 6 hours walk. It is the same trip than the “classic” with 1.5 hours in addition in the tunnel of Sunday (Narrow and labyrinthine). Contraindications This activity is not recommended for people suffering from heart, breathing, knee and back problem. Is this in Water? No, the cave can be wet but this is not a river, the rain is not a problem for the activity.
4. Canyoning, Envergure Reunion
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 197 reviews
5. Maison Folio
6. Anse des Cascades
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 499 reviews
Reviewed By 148leons - Pretoria, South Africa
What a beautiful spot for a picnic or just to relax. Anse des Cascades sits on the sea, with great views of the ocean on the one side and waterfalls surrounded by green forest on the other side. There is a restaurant and a takeaway shop. We had some sandwiches from the takeaway shop at a very reasonable price. The kids really enjoyed this as there were lots of paths to explore. A must stop when visiting.
7. La Cooperative Provanille
8. Pas de Bellecombe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 269 reviews
Reviewed By 373rossm
Beautiful Vista. But the drive up the Mountain is equally impressive. The hikes are far and time consuming, but you will enjoy the trip to the top without doing the hikes.
