Mount Karthala is an active volcano and the highest point in the Comoros Islands, located on Grande Comore (Ngazidja), the largest island of the archipelago. Towering at approximately 2,361 meters (7,746 feet) above sea level, Karthala dominates the island’s landscape and plays a vital role in its ecosystem and geology.
 
Adventurous travelers are drawn to Mount Karthala for its challenging hikes, breathtaking panoramic views, and the surreal experience of standing at the rim of its vast crater. Whether you're a geologist, a hiker, or a curious visitor, Mount Karthala offers an unforgettable journey into the raw beauty and power of nature.