Νήσος Μογιέν: 2 παραλίες στην περιοχή

Μας άρεσε πολύ το φαγητό στο μπουφέ – μια κλασική κρεολική μίξη BBQ που είναι τέλεια μετά την πεζοπορία στο νησί.

During our guided St Anne MP excursion, we didn't have a chance to visit the bar, but we did purchase entrance tickets to Moyenne there. The island itself is fantastic, offering a pleasant circular route of approximately 60 minutes. Along the way, you'll come across some stunning beaches, as well as a few ruins and an old cemetery, all of which are clearly marked with signs. Prior to 2012, the island was privately owned, but after the passing of the previous owner, it became part of the national park under government ownership. As you explore, you may encounter giant tortoises crossing your path from time to time. However, the highlight of the island is undoubtedly our guide, Yellow. We were incredibly fortunate to have him exclusively for our group, as we were the only visitors on the island at that particular time, likely due to the ongoing impact of Covid-19. It seems that the dog and the tortoises are the only permanent residents of Moyenne Island.

Μας άρεσε πολύ το φαγητό στο μπουφέ – μια κλασική κρεολική μίξη BBQ που είναι τέλεια μετά την πεζοπορία στο νησί.

During our guided St Anne MP excursion, we didn't have a chance to visit the bar, but we did purchase entrance tickets to Moyenne there. The island itself is fantastic, offering a pleasant circular route of approximately 60 minutes. Along the way, you'll come across some stunning beaches, as well as a few ruins and an old cemetery, all of which are clearly marked with signs. Prior to 2012, the island was privately owned, but after the passing of the previous owner, it became part of the national park under government ownership. As you explore, you may encounter giant tortoises crossing your path from time to time. However, the highlight of the island is undoubtedly our guide, Yellow. We were incredibly fortunate to have him exclusively for our group, as we were the only visitors on the island at that particular time, likely due to the ongoing impact of Covid-19. It seems that the dog and the tortoises are the only permanent residents of Moyenne Island.