Travel Guide Miréréni

Still going down towards the south, after a few kilometers, you cross Miréréni; the road arrives at the crossroads of Chirongui on Mramadoudou with Mount Choungui on the horizon, proudly dominating the south of the island. Straight on, Chirongui; on the left, one reaches very quickly the pass of Chirongui, the narrowest place of the island. Just before the crossroads, a pharmacy, a doctor and an ATM (at the school) are installed. It is a starting point for the hike to the famous Mount Bénéra, the highest peak of Mayotte Island, with its 660 m, and it is also a stage of the GR1 which crosses the island in 7 days of walking.