Trou du prophet
Trou du prophet or prophet cave is a aosis of snorkeling activities
It has 4 different beaches and a large coral reef, it is also one of the diving sites of the grande Comore island
Walking through trou du prophet bay with its pathways, and panoramic view of the front landscape and side beaches gives an impression to be in a paradise.
It is one of the most beautiful balneare stations for weekend picniques and watersport activities
The views of surrounding beaches and coconut palms make the visitors having enjoyable moments.
Snorkeling Site in Comoros
The Comoros islands offer a variety of snorkeling sites, each with its own unique features and experiences. Here are some of the top snorkeling spots in the Comoros:
Mohéli: Known for its beautiful underwater landscapes, Mohéli features a variety of marine life, including green turtles, mantas, and various reef fish. The island's marine reserve offers a safe environment for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts.
We provides access to some of the most spectacular diving sites in the world, with vibrant coral reefs and shipwrecks. It's a great place for exploring the island's underwater biodiversity.
Here we offers an overview of snorkeling spots worldwide, including the Comoros. It provides detailed information on the best spots for various marine life sightings and encourages users to share their experiences.
These sites offer a glimpse into the rich marine life and stunning natural beauty of the Comoros, making them ideal for snorkeling and diving adventures.
This is also the most exposed to the whales fishes
Balaenoptera musculus
The blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus), also called the blue rorqual, is a species of cetacean in the family Balaenopteridae. Females are larger than males. Its average length is 25 to 27 m with a weight of 130 tons, but it can exceed 31 meters in length and 170 tons, making it the largest living animal today and, to current knowledge, the largest (after two large sauropods including Diplodocus hallorum) to have ever lived on Earth. The longest confirmed specimen measured 33.5 m in length and the heaviest weighed 190 tons.
The blue whale has a long, streamlined body that can appear stretched compared to the stocky body of other whales. Its head is flat and U-shaped. A median ridge runs between the blowholes and the tip of the upper jaw. The mouth is densely lined with about 300 baleen plates (each about one meter long) of black color that hang from the upper jaw.
