Bungalows de Longoni

Bungalows de Longoni is a self-catering bungalow complex in Longoni, a coastal settlement in the Koungou commune on the northeastern coast of Grande-Terre, approximately 20 kilometres north of Mamoudzou. Longoni is the site of Mayotte's main commercial deep-water port, which handles freight, container logistics, and periodic inter-island connections; the surrounding coastal area retains a working harbour atmosphere distinct from the tourist character of the southern beaches. The bungalows are detached single-storey units with kitchenettes, air conditioning, sea-facing terraces, and private parking bays. The self-catering format suits multi-night stays for visitors who prefer to cook independently rather than rely on restaurant dining — supermarket access in nearby Koungou and Mamoudzou is straightforward by car. Studio bungalows are compact single-occupancy units; full bungalows accommodate two to four guests and have more generous terrace space. Views from the northeastern coast face across the channel toward Petite-Terre and, on clear mornings, the silhouette of the Comoros archipelago. There is no on-site restaurant, pool, or managed services beyond a weekly linen change; the model is resolutely self-sufficient. Longoni makes a practical base for travellers exploring the less-visited northern and northeastern quarters of Grande-Terre, including the Koungou waterfalls, the forests of Bandraboua, and the coastal path north toward M'Tsangamouji. The bungalows also suit visiting port workers, logistics contractors, and technical staff associated with the Longoni industrial zone who need furnished accommodation for extended assignments.