Souillac — a rugged, less-crowded town on the south coast known for dramatic volcanic-rock coastlines, natural rock formations, and a slower pace of island life.

A wild, black-sand beach where powerful swells crash against volcanic cliffs — dramatic scenery best enjoyed at sunset rather than for swimming.

A striking waterfall with distinctive hexagonal basalt rock columns, a short walk from Souillac and popular for photos and a cooling dip.

A coastal rock formation resembling a face, said to 'weep' as waves crash against the cliffs below.