Mouandzaza

Mouandzaza is a volcanic crater located in the southern region of Grande Comore island, forming a distinct geological feature in the landscape. The depression displays typical characteristics of volcanic activity and sits within an area containing multiple similar geological formations.

The crater formed through volcanic activity of Mount Karthala, one of the most active volcanoes in the Indian Ocean. Its creation is part of a long history of eruptions that have shaped the entire island.

The crater serves as a visible reminder of the volcanic forces that shaped the island for local people. Many use the area as a landmark when traveling through the surrounding landscape.

The site is accessible via marked paths suitable for walking in the area. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and be aware of weather conditions, as the terrain is hilly and can be rocky.

From this spot you can see both the Indian Ocean and the volcanic landscape surrounding it. The location offers rare views of how the island's geological features connect across the terrain.

Address: Mouandzaza, Comoros

GPS coordinates: -11.76389,43.23389

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:10