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Stephane Marchesi1, Allée Des Rameaux
Saint Joseph
97480
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This furnished ground floor villa (180m2) offers easy access for people with reduced mobility. It features 4 bedrooms with a total of 4 double beds, 2 single beds, and a cot. The villa also has 3 bathrooms. The equipment provided includes a washing machine, dishwasher, oven, TV, and internet access.The villa boasts a veranda with a sea view, which opens onto a spacious wooden deck. Additionally, there are two other shady terraces on either side of the villa. The property sits on a large garden of 1300m2 with fruit trees.
Vincendo beach is easily accessible, either by a 20-minute walk or a 5-minute drive. This great beach offers several small coves of black sand. Please note that the beach appears from November until the end of the austral summer, and swimming is allowed but not supervised.
The villa is also conveniently located near Rivière Langevin and lava flows.
The price for renting the villa is 490 euros per week outside of meeting school holidays, 560 euros per week during meeting school holidays, and 290 euros for a weekend stay (arrival on Friday, departure on Sunday). Linen is provided, and cleaning services can be requested for an additional fee of 60 euros.
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Attractions
- Le Tampon Village Market: Located in the nearby town of Le Tampon, this bustling market offers a vibrant atmosphere and a wide range of local products. Visitors can browse through stalls selling fresh fruits, vegetables, spices, handicrafts, and traditional Réunionese products.
- Piton de la Fournaise: This active volcano is one of Reunion Island's most iconic attractions. Nature enthusiasts can embark on a challenging hike to witness the majestic lava flows and stunning volcanic landscapes. It is advisable to check the volcano's activity status and seek guidance from local authorities before planning a visit.
- Le Domaine Du Café Grillé: Situated in Saint Joseph, this coffee plantation offers guided tours that provide insight into the cultivation and production of Réunion's famous Bourbon Pointu coffee. Visitors can explore the lush plantation, learn about the coffee-making process, and savor a cup of freshly brewed coffee.
- Takamaka Distillery: Located in Saint-Pierre, just a short drive from Saint Joseph, this distillery offers an interactive tour where visitors can learn about the traditional art of rum-making. You can witness the distillation process, taste various flavored rums, and even purchase a bottle to take home as a souvenir.
- Manapany-les-Bains: Situated on the southeastern coast of Reunion Island, this small coastal village is known for its stunning natural swimming pool. The pool, formed by volcanic rocks, offers a serene and safe environment to swim and snorkel. The area is also surrounded by beautiful cliffs and palm trees, making it a picturesque spot for relaxation.
- Cascade de Grand Galet: Located in the municipality of Saint-Joseph, this waterfall is a popular natural attraction. The cascading water flows down from the cliffs into a refreshing pool, creating a picturesque setting for swimming and picnicking. The hike to reach the waterfall is relatively easy, making it accessible to visitors of all ages.
- Cap Méchant: Situated on the southeastern coast, Cap Méchant is known for its rugged cliffs, lava formations, and crashing waves. The dramatic scenery offers a unique opportunity to witness the powerful forces of nature. Visitors can take a scenic walk along the coastal trail and enjoy panoramic views of the Indian Ocean.
- Notre-Dame-des-Laves: This church is located in Sainte-Rose, a short distance from Saint Joseph. It gained significance after the eruption of Piton de la Fournaise in 1977 when the lava flow miraculously spared the church, engulfing the surrounding area instead. The church stands as a symbol of hope and resilience, attracting tourists interested in its intriguing history. Note: Please ensure to check the opening hours, accessibility, and any travel advisories before visiting these attractions, as they may be subject to changes or restrictions.