La Souris Chaude, Public beach in Les Trois-Bassins, Reunion Island, France.
La Souris Chaude is a public beach in Les Trois-Bassins with black volcanic rocks and natural pools created by basaltic formations along the ocean. The shoreline features distinct rocky coves that separate different sections of the beach.
The beach took its name from residents who frequented this location during Reunion's early tourism development. The volcanic rock formations that shape the landscape reflect the island's geological past.
This section of coastline has become a meeting place where people from different backgrounds gather and spend time together at the water's edge. Visitors come to enjoy the natural rock pools and coastal landscape in a relaxed and welcoming setting.
Swimming in the ocean is not permitted due to strong currents, but visitors can cool off in the natural rock pools. Pay attention to local rules and be cautious when moving around the rocks.
The location features distinct basaltic coves that create separate areas along the shoreline. This natural division allows different visitor groups to find their own preferred spots.
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