TURTLE HOLE
Read moreThe Turtle Hole is not easy to find, the entrance to the trail is marked by an iron bar topped by a balloon. Ask the locals to guide you if you have trouble. It is of course possible to swim, but be careful, it is difficult to go up the wall. If the children of the tribe are not there and there is nobody in the water, you can also see turtles coming to the surface to breathe, with a little patience. A small path goes around and offers beautiful views. We love it.
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH
Read moreDon't hesitate to push open the heavy doors of the large church of St. Joseph to admire the interior. Dating from 1912, it has a beautiful vaulted wooden ceiling, a kohu pulpit and a black kaori carved Christ draped with a manou. On the edge of the pretty bay of the same name stands the monument to the centenary of the Catholic mission that arrived in 1857. The chieftaincy is next door. A visit certainly attractive for the believers, but one admires just as much the architecture of this small church so atypical. Sale of artisanal products on the spot.