Travel Guide Réserve De La Veuve

Now living in only four places in the world, the black flycatcher of paradise, known locally as the "black widow", has made La Digue one of its chosen lands. Many of them have their home in the small forest, known as the "Widow's reserve", which stretches along the road leading from the coast to the crossroads to Grand'Anse. The reserve was founded by Chocolate Baron Christopher Cadbury to protect the biotope of this bird. But stop by the information booth, where you can find out how this species was saved. Then it's up to you to keep an eye out for this zwazo whose male boasts a very long black tail.