Flight Reunion Mayotte
Cheap flights from Reunion Island to Mayotte Dzaoudzi.
Book your flight from Saint Denis, Reunion Island, to Dzaoudzi, Mayotte
Air Austral operates flights departing from Saint Denis, Reunion Roland Garros airport to Mayotte, international airport of Dzaoudzi .
- Flight distance: 1410 km
- Flight time Saint-Denis Dzaoudzi : 2h - 3h20min (depending on the aircraft)
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Your journey in Mayotte starts with a pleasant flight on our Air Austral network. Beyond Mayotte, thanks to its partnership with EWA AIR, subsidiary of Air Austral company, we operate flights to : Pemba in Mozambique, Dar Es Salam in Tanzania, Anjouan and Moroni in Comoros, Majunga and Nosy Be in Madagascar...
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Timetable for flights Reunion - Dzaoudzi
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Mayotte : practical information
- Territory size : 374 km²
- Capital : Mamoudzou
- Currency : euro
- Languages : french
- Local Time : UTC* + 3h
- Mayotte : 101st french departement
Discover Mayotte
Mayotte, the french island of the Comores archipelago, is quite small. But it has however one major attraction, its lagoon, one of the largest in the world.
Mayotte is surrounded by an unending coral reef, with here and there a few inlets for boats to pass. This nature reserve harbours a rich ecosystem, most interesting to divers. Turtles come and lay eggs on pristine beaches lined with baobab trees. Whales from Antartica play in the turquoise waters during the Southern Winter.
Mayotte, the archipelago island is of volcanic origin and is as interesting on the island itself as it is in the sea. Here is a colourful and Islamic island that became French in 1841 and is now in full modern development. Plantations of ylang-ylang line the newly tarred roads and fill the evening air with their amazing scent. All day long barges travel between Petite-Terre (small island) and Grande-Terre(large island) transporting cars, bunches of bananas and passengers in a postcard-like setting. This France at the end of the world is yours to discover.