Pointe Mahabou

Pointe Mahabou is a coastal point in Mamoudzou, Mayotte, rising about 15 meters above sea level with views toward the neighboring island and the Indian Ocean. The area combines walking paths with garden spaces where mangroves and local plant species grow.

The site is named after Adriantsouly, the final sultan of Mayotte, whose tomb is located here. This place still carries the religious and historical significance of this ruler from earlier times.

The name refers to a local ruler, and the space today serves as a meeting point where visitors can experience the connection between nature and the island's past. As you walk through, you encounter a landscape that has held meaning for people here for generations.

The location is easily accessible with multiple paths suited to different activities, from leisurely walks to more active exercise. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes and come prepared for tropical heat.

The area is home to an unusual mix of animals: large flying foxes and small lemurs called makis share the same space in this urban setting. This coexistence shows how nature and settlement are closely woven together here.

Location: Mamoudzou

Elevation above the sea: 15 m

GPS coordinates: -12.78333,45.23806

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:48