Dzaoudzi

 

Very close to Petite-Terre, this rocky peak is linked to the smallest island of Mayotte by a strip of sand, transformed into a road called Boulevard des Crabes.

Worthy of a postcard, Mayotte has so much to offer those who take the time to discover it.  Here, your five senses are constantly stimulated.

The scents of ylang-ylang flowers and fresh spices, breathtaking idyllic landscapes, the tranquillity of the lagoon, the natural beauty traditions of the Mahoraises: everything is a change of scenery and wonder.

On this new journey, we take you on a discovery of a place like no other. Leave your worries behind and get ready to be amazed: head to the fabulous island of Mayotte!

What to see, what to do? Visit Mayotte and its must-see attractions

Your stay in Mayotte will leave you with unforgettable memories. France's 101st department is a gem that deserves to be better known.

But it is also thanks to its isolation that the lagoon island has been able to preserve its main treasures: its incredible biodiversity, its unspoilt natural spaces and its unique culture.

Discover this magical destination, from Petite-Terre to the southern islets, via the north and centre of Grande-Terre: let's go!

Jardin Maore****

Le Jardin Maore is an ecolodge located in the south of Grande Terre, the main island of Mayotte. When you arrive in Dzaoudzi, take the ferry (15 minutes) and then travel to the south of the island, which takes about an hour. Located alongside a nature reserve and the iconic N'Gouja beach, it is ideally situated for observing centuries-old baobab trees, green turtles and lemurs. On site, the team at Lagon Maore, the water sports centre attached to the establishment, will take you from the beach or aboard their boats to explore the riches of the lagoon and the southern coral reef passes by scuba diving or snorkelling.Special offer for EWA customers

A 10% discount applies to all online bookings made on the establishment's official website, using the promo code EWAMANTA  by clicking here

More information about the Maore Garden:

hotel-jardin-maore.com