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Trips to the Comoro Islands. Isolation, ocean, and fire

11º 45' 0'' / 43º 22' 0''

Suspended in the Indian Ocean, this archipelago remains a forgotten Eden, completely untouched by mass tourism. A destination perfumed with the scent of ylang-ylang and vanilla, where lush tropical vegetation stands in stark contrast to black rock and the vibrant energy of the earth.

The Comoro Islands offer the luxury of utter isolation, tailored to your own pace. Climbing up to the crater of Mount Karthala, an active volcano, is a journey straight into the bowels of the planet. At its feet, amid deserted shores and the echo of prayers over the sea, life in the Comoros moves in sync with the local markets in a territory that refuses to shed its identity.

There is a primordial calm that belongs only to these islands. A place of stillness where the scent of spices mingles with the breeze from the Indian Ocean, and the night sky reveals an unspoiled firmament, inviting you to lose yourself in the intimacy and mystery of the Comoros, known since ancient times as the Isles of the Moon.

Paisaje del Mirador de la Luna, AngolaPaisaje del Mirador de la Luna, Angola
Mosque in Moroni
Lobito, AngolaLobito, Angola
Childhood amid lush tropical green
Encuentro con una comunidad local de AngolaEncuentro con una comunidad local de Angola
Encounters along the Comorian coast
Cristo do Rei, AngolaCristo do Rei, Angola
The crater of Mount Karthala