Discover Comoros: Volcanoes and Coral Reefs

One of the world's largest active volcanoes dominates Grande Comore, with a summit crater trek offering sweeping island views.

The Comoros produces most of the world's ylang-ylang essential oil, with fragrant plantations found across the islands' hillsides.

Clear waters around Mohéli and Anjouan host vibrant reefs, sea turtles and the occasional rare coelacanth sighting nearby.

This protected marine park safeguards nesting sea turtles and pristine reefs across a cluster of quiet, undeveloped islets.

May–October, the dry season, offers the best conditions for hiking and diving.

Most nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival at the airport.

Costs are moderate, with flights between islands forming a notable part of travel expenses.

Small inter-island flights and boats connect Grande Comore, Anjouan and Mohéli.