Niagara Fall

Niagara Fall is a waterfall in Sainte-Suzanne on Réunion that drops approximately 25 meters and forms a natural pool at its base. The water flows year-round and creates a swimming area surrounded by tropical plants and trees.

The waterfall has long been a natural feature of eastern Réunion, fed by the Sainte-Suzanne River system. It has remained a consistent landmark marking the region's natural water flow patterns.

Local people visit the waterfall on weekends as a social gathering spot where families and friends spend time together in nature. The site holds everyday importance as a recreational destination that brings the community together.

Access to the waterfall starts from Sainte-Suzanne, where marked signs guide visitors from the church area to the parking area about two kilometers away. The site is reached via straightforward paths that visitors can easily follow.

The water maintains a steady flow throughout all seasons, making this site a reliable destination regardless of when you visit. This consistency means you can count on finding enough water for swimming and enjoying the falls at any time of year.

Location: Sainte-Suzanne

Elevation above the sea: 100 m

Part of: Rivière Sainte-Suzanne

GPS coordinates: -20.92083,55.60389

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:02