Plage de Nyambadao

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Plage de Nyambadao, Sand beach in Nyambadao, Mayotte.

Plage de Nyambadao is a sand beach in Nyambadao, Mayotte, with a long stretch of shoreline where wooden fishing boats are moored. The beach serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors pass their time by the water or walk along the coast.

The beach developed as a natural harbor where fishermen have stationed boats for generations and traveled to neighboring islands. It continues to shape the local economy and daily rhythm of the region today.

Local fishermen maintain traditional fishing practices at this beach, launching their boats daily to sustain their families and community.

The beach is easily accessible with direct access to the water, though conditions vary depending on the season. Visitors should check with locals before swimming and take appropriate precautions.

The beach connects to a network of small islands accessible by local boats, offering opportunities for island exploration and marine activities.

Location: Nyambadao

GPS coordinates: -12.89799,45.19778

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:09

Natural areas and beaches of Mayotte

Mayotte is an archipelago in the Indian Ocean with a varied landscape of volcanic lakes, sandy beaches, and protected natural areas. The islands host coral reefs, mangrove forests, and marine habitats that invite exploration. Historic mosques such as Tsingoni and busy fish markets display the island's cultural side, while viewpoints and waterfalls like Cascade de Soulou offer scenic views. On Petite-Terre, beaches such as Moya and Musicale sit near Dziani Dzaha Crater Lake, a notable body of water of volcanic origin. Mount Choungui on Grande-Terre offers hiking opportunities with views across the island. The Sentier des Baobabs leads through landscapes with ancient trees and shows the region's natural flora. The coastline draws visitors with many beaches including N'Gouja, Saziley, and Tahiti Beach, while nature reserves such as Saziley National Park and Chissioua M'bouzi Reserve shelter uncommon species. The M'Tsamboro Islands and Sable Blanc Islet are popular destinations for water sports and snorkeling. Longoni Harbor and smaller bays such as Chirongui Bay show the maritime life of island residents.

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