Circle Tour Of Anjouan Island

Full day Anjouan island tour

Drive to the historical canon laden citadels overlooking Mutsamudu town

The citadels of Mutsamudu are a testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of the Comoros Islands. The Citadelle de Mutsamudu, built between 1782 and 1790, served as a fortified city to protect the town from external threats, including pirate raids and internal conflicts. The citadel's construction was a strategic measure to safeguard the city and its inhabitants from various dangers.

The Mutsamudu Museum, located within the citadel, showcases the island's history and culture, offering visitors a glimpse into the island's past. The museum is a significant cultural site that reflects the island's diverse heritage and the impact of various civilizations on its development.

The Medina of Mutsamudu, an ancient town with a rich history, is another notable site in the region. It was founded in the 16th century and served as a commercial and cultural center for the island. The medina's architecture and layout are a reflection of the island's historical significance and its role in the spice trade and the slave trade.

These citadels and medinas are not only historical landmarks but also cultural symbols that represent the Comoros Islands' identity and the resilience of its people. They continue to be a source of pride and inspiration for the Comoros community and visitors alike.

Visit the Medina of Mutsamudu.with its narrow streets and colorful material shops

Stop at the spice market

Drive across col de Patsy with its tropical lush vegetation and magnificent view of the green valleys. Full of spice plantations such as cloves, ylangylang flowers and vanilla creeper plants,
Continue to famous Tatringafalls.
Visit an YlangYlang perfume distillery in Bambao village .

Visit the musolet of former president Ahmed Abdallah in Domoni

Continue to Nioumakelé agricultural villages and stop at Moya beach.

Picnique lunch and continuation to Pomoni and return to MutsamuduMutsamudu