The main airport in Mayotte is Dzaoudzi Pamandzi International Airport. It has regular flights to and from several major cities.
Cars can be rented from the airport or from rental agencies in Mamoudzou. However, road conditions can be poor in some areas, and traffic rules are not always adhered to, so caution is advised.
Taxis are available, though they can be expensive. It's advised to negotiate a price before beginning your journey.
Ferries operate between the islands of Grande-Terre and Petite-Terre.
Local buses, known as "taxi-be", operate around the island. They don't have fixed schedules, but they are the cheapest mode of transportation.
These are common in Mamoudzou and are a cheap and convenient way to get around.
Road conditions in Mayotte can be poor, especially in rural areas. Most roads are paved, but there are also many dirt roads.
If you are planning to drive, an international driving permit is required. Also, driving is on the right side of the road in Mayotte.
Cycling is not a common means of transportation in Mayotte and can be dangerous due to the condition of the roads and local driving habits.
In smaller villages and towns, walking can be a suitable way to get around. However, it's advised to be cautious at night. Remember that it's important to have travel insurance that covers medical evacuation, as the island's medical facilities are limited. Also, be aware that Mayotte is a remote island in the Indian Ocean, and transportation can sometimes be unreliable.