Dzaoudzi, Mayotte
Dzaoudzi observes East Africa Time, fixed at UTC+3. It shares this year-round clock with Grande-Terre and the rest of Mayotte.
Labattoir, Mayotte
Friday, 4 September 2026
UTC+3 · Indian/Mayotte
Time and sun data for Labattoir — the largest city of Dzaoudzi
The sun in Labattoir
Sunrise 06:03 Solar noon 11:59 Sunset 17:56 Daylight 11 h 54 min Night 12 h 06 min Civil twilight 05:41 – 18:18
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Current time in Dzaoudzi, Mayotte
The current time in Dzaoudzi is also the current time in Mamoudzou, Koungou, and Mayotte’s other communities. Travel between Petite-Terre and Grande-Terre changes the island, not the hour. Add three hours to Coordinated Universal Time to find Dzaoudzi time. If the comparison city observes daylight saving time, the international difference may change seasonally while Dzaoudzi remains fixed.
The short version of Dzaoudzi timekeeping: cross the water if you like, but leave the watch alone.
Petite-Terre on Mayotte’s common clock
Dzaoudzi is associated with Petite-Terre, east of Grande-Terre. Its island position is useful when considering sunrise, yet it does not place the community in another time zone. One standard governs civil time across Mayotte.
Time-zone designation: East Africa Time Offset used locally: UTC+3 Daylight saving adjustment: none Time difference from Grande-Terre: zero The constant offset supports predictable local schedules. International travellers should update devices to Mayotte time if automatic settings fail, but they need not anticipate a later seasonal clock change.
Dzaoudzi, major centres, and sunrise
Mamoudzou is Mayotte’s principal administrative and urban centre on Grande-Terre. Koungou is another major population centre, while Dzaoudzi is an important centre on Petite-Terre. All three follow the same official hour despite their different positions.
Dzaoudzi’s easterly setting matters more to sunrise than to civil time. The exact calculated sunrise varies with the date and location. Differences across Mayotte are generally matters of local solar timing, not evidence of different time zones.
Choose Dzaoudzi rather than a generic overseas city. Read the value for the required date. Keep the result in local UTC+3 time. Check cloud and horizon conditions before an outdoor plan. Sunrise calculations use standard astronomical conventions. A clear, open view may closely match the listed event, whereas buildings, terrain, haze, or cloud can postpone the moment when the solar disk is actually visible.
Questions and answers
- Is Dzaoudzi in the same time zone as Grande-Terre?
- Yes. Dzaoudzi and every Grande-Terre commune use UTC+3.
- Does Dzaoudzi change clocks in summer?
- No. Its time-zone offset stays constant throughout the year.
- Why should sunrise be checked specifically for Dzaoudzi?
- Its position on Petite-Terre and its local horizon can produce a slightly different result from a calculation for another community.