AI generatedCirque de Salazie
Réunion · Cirques · 900 m
Short description of Cirque de Salazie
Salazie is the wettest and greenest of the three cirques, a bowl on the windward side where waterfalls come off the walls in every direction and the Voile de la Mariée drops in several tiers beside the road. Hell-Bourg inside it is listed among the most beautiful villages of France, a spa town of creole houses with painted lambrequins and formal gardens that was abandoned after its springs were lost in a landslide. Chouchou, the local chayote, grows on trellises over every plot and appears in most dishes. Cloud closes the cirque most afternoons, so mornings are the time to look.
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Best time to visit: May – November
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All highlights and sightsBeta
- Hell-Bourg creole village
- Voile de la Mariée waterfall
- Maison Folio and its creole garden
- Trou de Fer viewpoint from Bélouve
- Col des Bœufs and the gate to Mafate
- Chouchou trellises and creole cooking
- Bébour-Bélouve tamarind forest
- Thermal spring ruins above Hell-Bourg
- Piton d'Anchaing summit walk