15의 코모로가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Ahmed Abdallah Abderemane, born in Domoni in 1919, served as president of the Comoros several times. He systematically exploited the country and became one of the richest men in the Indian Ocean. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmed_Abdallah

Moya Beach, one of the few beautiful sandy beaches. Young people swim and/or play soccer. Fishermen land their catch. And there's a lot of trash lying around.

The Laka Lodge: not luxurious but beautifully situated. A beautiful beach and a small hill with seating, ideal for watching the sunset. lakalodge.com/EN/index.html

Itsamia, one of the best places to observe sea turtles. The ADSEI Moheli Association has a few guest bungalows there. Moheli is home to two species of sea turtle: the green sea turtle (Cheolonia mydas) and the hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). One of the best nesting beaches is located in Itsamia. Here, you can witness the 300 kg female turtles laboriously pull themselves up the beach, dig a hole, and lay their eggs in the sand. Almost every night, all year round, the turtles emerge from the waters of the Indian Ocean to lay their eggs deep in the sand. Sixty days later, up to 200 baby turtles climb out of their sandy nest and run down into the water. After migrating thousands of kilometers across the Indian Ocean for 20 years, the females who survive their long journey return to the same beach to lay their first clutch of eggs!

Like the back of a sleeping dragon, the rock juts out into the Indian Ocean. It is the remains of an ancient volcanic crater, the other half of which has already sunk into the sea.

Lake Niamawi is a salt lake (lac salé) on Njazidja, the main island of the Comoros. It lies in an ancient volcanic crater near the town of Dzialandzé. The water's salinity comes from its underground connection to the Indian Ocean. Surrounded by lush vegetation and green hills, Lake Niamawi offers a picturesque landscape. It is considered a sacred place by the local population and plays an important role in their traditions and beliefs. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lac_Niamawi

Almost directly after the market you reach the National Museum with the unique coelacanth. You will also get an insight into the history and way of life on the Comoros.

Old Iconi is the former capital of the Comoros with a picturesque old town center and an old royal palace.