The Langevin waterfall - or the Grand Galet waterfall - is located in the wild south of Réunion and is one of the basins that line the Langevin river. This waterfall is a site made up of several waterfalls spanning the same wall. It is certainly the most famous waterfall on the island and one of the most popular. The edges of the Langevin river are a privileged destination for the traditional Sunday picnic for Reunion Islanders. The river offers many areas suitable for swimming and picnics.
The site is a popular spot for canyoning. Aquatic and fun, the circuit suitable for beginners evolves in the heart of lush vegetation and combines jumps, slides and long zip lines.
The site is a popular spot for canyoning. Aquatic and fun, the circuit suitable for beginners evolves in the heart of lush vegetation and combines jumps, slides and long zip lines.
