Tourism in the Comoros

 

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that tourism completely different from tourism Nowhere else are these islands closer to a dream or fantasy

Comoros is a group of islands scattered off the coast of Africa in the Indian Ocean

It is an absolutely ideal place for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of life, cities, modernity and urbanization

This place is almost tantamount to bliss or heaven on earth

Banana trees, palm trees, fragrant ylang-ylang flowers and the scent of cloves freshen the air

The majority of the local population are Muslims

This does not mean that there is no alcohol or naked clothes to respect the traditions and culture of the population

Comoros has had more than twenty coups since it gained independence in 1975.

 

Tourist attractions in the Comoros

• Moheli Island

Mohelli is the smallest and coolest Island in the Comoros

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As all those who went to it said that being there gives you a feeling that you are far from the planet itself and its noise

As it has a very small number of residents, so you will not find much modernity in the area, and this is of course a wonderful thing

For nature lovers and everyone who wants to get away from modernity

You can find the only national park in the country on the island of Mohéli. Nature lovers can also explore the small rocky islands that dot the island. The island is also a great place to explore marine life up close, such as sea turtles, whales and dolphins. There is a lot of pristine beauty and stunning nature.

• Fomboni city

Fomboni is the largest town on the island of Mohéli and it is a small, quiet and unassuming place where it has a big nameless main street, a market and a port that is worth a visit. The locals are more reserved than their neighbors on other islands but you will get a friendly welcome nonetheless. A great place to get to know the locals and see what life is like on Mohéli Island.

• Anjouan Island

The island of Anjouan is called the pearl of the Comoros, as it is a wonderful and very ideal island, and you can find everything you want in it if you want a lot of relaxation. Through every passing breeze and also you will find that the locals work hard and intensely and they are very proud of their small island, you can climb the heights in it until you get a cooler and gentler atmosphere and watch the clouds that roll and envelop the rainforest

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• Grand Comore Island

Grande Comore is the largest island of the Comoros, where it occupies an area of ​​​​sixty kilometers and twenty kilometers in width, as it is the most developed and most stable in the economy, and one of the most popular cities is located in it, and it is the city of Moroni, the capital of the Comoros, as you can see dark frozen lava in all All over the island, and you can also visit the white sandy beaches with beautiful and stunning landscapes. Grande Comore Island is the perfect and most famous place for every couple who wants to have a perfect honeymoon away from the crowded and pressured life. Most of the population lives on the west coast, but if Go south and you will be able to see beautiful farmland full of vanilla, coconut, banana and cassava plantations.

• Kartala volcano

The Kartala volcano is the largest active volcano in the world. It rises on the Grande Comore Island and occupies an area of ​​only 2300 square metres. It erupts continuously every eleven years since the beginning of the nineteenth century, and the last eruption was in 2005 and lasted fourteen days! But the country is recovering well after the volcanic eruptions, but you will love the frozen lava left by the volcano, where wonderful roads are formed suitable for hiking, and you can climb to the edge of the volcano, but you have to be careful, as it is a difficult trek for two days.

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