Aquasens

Langevin:
Wearing a lifejacket, a wetsuit and a helmet, you will be guided in complete safety down the Langevin river. This activity is somewhere between canyoning and white-water swimming and combines walking in the river bed, slides and swimming in natural pools with waterfall jumping (not obligatory) Great fun and supervised by state-qualified white-water instructors, water hiking takes place in a unique setting on Reunion Island all year long. Water hiking in Langevin is a fabulous opportunity to discover a wonderful site with family and/or friends with different levels of ability. (age 7 and over) trip lasts 1.5-2 hours with total immersion in the waterfalls, visits to small caves and several pools with lots of jumps or slides. No activities are obligatory.
Maximum capacity: 16 people
Minimum age: 7
Departures at 9am, 1pm and 4pm
Meet at the sugar cane weighbridge in Langevin near the Bakery
What to bring: swimsuit, towel and closed shoes.

Rivière des Roches:
Expert course, get your fill of thrills with this aquatic hike at Rivière des Roches in the east of Reunion Island (Saint-Benoit). Wearing a lifejacket, a wetsuit and a helmet, you will be guided in complete safety to explore an extraordinary natural site. This activity is somewhere between canyoning and white-water swimming and combines walking in the river bed, slides and swimming in natural pools with waterfall jumping. A challenging course, supervised by state-qualified white-water instructors, water hiking takes place in a unique setting on Reunion Island all year long. Aquatic hiking in Rivière des Roches is a unique thrilling experience which will leave you with unforgettable memories. Trip lasts 2-2.5 hours with total immersion in Rivière des Roches. Slots available on the last Sunday of each month only, with your own bivouac the day before or not. Minimum number of people: 4
Maximum capacity: 16 people
Minimum age: 10
Departures at 8am and 1pm
Meet at the Bassin la Paix car park (Saint-Benoit)
What to bring: swimsuit, towel and closed shoes.

Kayaking and paddleboarding
Locations: Trou d’Eau beach (La Saline-les-Bains), Bassin Pirogue (Etang Salé-les-Bains), Saint-Pierre Lagoon

Various packages are available: Sunset session (with free aperitif) / Underwater fauna and flora exploration session.
Discover the lagoons of Reunion Island, its ecosystem, its corals and its fish. Despite the coral reef being relatively small, Reunion Island boasts biodiversity on a par with other nearby islands. The Mascareignes Archipelago is listed among the top ten hot spots worldwide in terms of biodiversity. The coral reefs on Reunion Island, both the flats and the barriers, are mainly dominated by fast growing branching coral species from the genus Acropora (Acroporidae family), which can shelter and feed a huge selection of tropical species. Recent scientific research on Reunion Island reported more than 190 species of corals, more than 1,300 species of molluscs, more than 500 species of crustaceans, more than 130 species of echinoderms and more than 1,000 species of fish.
Maximum capacity: 16 people
Minimum age: 7
Departure depending on tide
Meet at the selected lagoon
What to bring: swimsuit, towel and closed shoes.

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