Lake Dzialandzé, located in the central part of Anjouan in the Comoros, is a small crater lake nestled 910 meters above sea level. Surrounded by lush greenery, it measures 280 meters in length and 150 meters in width. Part of Mount Ntringui Park, the lake serves as a vital water source for the local community, though its water levels have diminished recently due to agricultural demands. Several small streams feed into the lake, but they do not significantly impact its size. The lake is also home to freshwater fish and a variety of bird species, making it ecologically significant. Locals hold the lake in reverence, with legends of guardian or evil spirits. As a Ramsar-listed wetland, Lake Dzialandzé is a protected area, highlighting its environmental importance and potential for sustainable tourism.
A site well protected by nature itself.
The birds clean the lake by picking up any leaves that fall instantly.
The movement of water brings the tree trunks towards the edges of the lake.
ibrahim mohamed
5
Reviewed: 2020-02-25
it's unique, absolutely magnificent thank you anjouan
Rose Policastro
5
Reviewed: 2018-10-14
Great hike even with children, well-trodden path, a little steep at the end but this peaceful lake in its forest setting is worth the effort. To be preserved!