The commune of M’Tzamboro, which is located at the northern tip of the island, is made up of three villages: M’tsahara, Hamjago and the chief town of M’Tzamboro. The importance of the locality throughout the history of the island makes M’Tzamboro a site rich in vestiges.

Those of the royal dwellings of King Moilimou M’Boro, to which the village owes its name, are among the most considerable. Opening onto the lagoon in the north of the island, the locality is close to the island of Anjouan of the Federal Islamic Republic of the Comoros, which lies beyond the islets facing the village of M’Tzamboro. In these islets, Choizil, M’Tzamboro and satellites, bordered by white sand beaches, are cultivated food crops and the cultivation of citrus fruits.

Among the legends which surround the town, that which is attached to the river "Mro guizi" would explain why its inhabitants would particularly like sugar: the anecdote from which it takes its name tells in fact that a certain quantity of sugar would be there. been diluted to allow it to be shared between several people. M’Tzamboro has remained a beautiful traditional fishing village today, but the town is also today the largest producer of oranges in Mayotte.

M’tsahara

M'tsahara is a village in the municipality of Mtsamboro, located in the north of the island of Mayotte.

Hamjago

Hamjago is a village in the commune of Mtsamboro on Mayotte.