Tamarind Falls

Tamarind Falls is a series of seven waterfalls descending along the Rivière Tamarin river, with natural pools formed between each section. The total height spans about 250 meters, creating multiple viewpoints where visitors can observe the water at different levels.

French explorers documented these falls during the early colonial period and recognized them as vital water sources for developing the southwestern region. These water sources became essential for establishing settlements and agriculture in the area.

Local stories about these falls have been passed down through families for generations, connecting the place to the region's water and life. Visitors who walk here and listen to local guides learn how people have always seen the water as part of their daily world.

The hike takes about three hours and requires sturdy shoes and plenty of water for the trail. A local guide helps you navigate safely to the different levels and makes the experience much easier.

One striking feature is the ability to walk behind the falling water while watching sunlight play through the water sheets. This moment offers a rare perspective on how water moves and catches light in unexpected ways.