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Top 10 Places In Ali Sabieh District

Located in the southeastern part of Djibouti, Ali Sabieh District is a region that beautifully blends rugged landscapes, cultural charm, and the authentic rhythm of everyday life in East Africa. Known as the “City of Mountains,” Ali Sabieh lies close to the Ethiopian border and is surrounded by rolling hills, dramatic plateaus, and a desert that comes alive in shades

Best 10 Places To Visit In Obock District

Located on the northern coast of Djibouti, the Obock District is a region where history, culture, and nature come together to create a destination unlike any other. Known for its pristine beaches, unique landscapes, and cultural heritage, Obock is one of Djibouti’s most intriguing areas to explore. From tranquil coastal villages to rugged volcanic plains and coral-filled waters, this region

Every Traveler Should Explore:10 Best Cities In Djibouti

Djibouti, a small yet fascinating nation in the Horn of Africa, is often described as one of the region’s best-kept secrets. Despite its modest size, the country boasts a rich mix of African, Arab, and French influences, creating a unique cultural landscape. Known for its dramatic desert scenery, volcanic formations, pristine coastline, and lively urban centers, Djibouti is a destination

Top 10 Places To Visit In Tadjoura

Tadjoura, one of the oldest towns in Djibouti, exudes a historical charm with its whitewashed houses and numerous mosques, earning it the nickname "the White City." Situated on the Gulf of Tadjoura, it offers a more relaxed pace than Djibouti City. Explore its traditional markets, wander its narrow alleys, and perhaps take a ferry to the capital. Nearby, discover quiet

Top 10 Places To Visit In Djibouti City

Djibouti City, the vibrant capital of Djibouti, sits strategically at the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait. A crucial port city, it's a melting pot of African, Arab, and French influences. Experience bustling markets, unique architecture blending modern and traditional styles, and a warm, arid climate. Here are the top 10 places to visit in Djibouti City:   1. Lake Assal About 120 km from Djibouti City,

Lac Abbe Camp Tour

The Lac Abbé camp is rustic but you have everything you need to stay there in very good conditions: sanitary facilities, traditional rounded huts and stone huts with a fan. All are equipped with a camp bed with mosquito net, sheets and blankets. I recommend the breakfast with local pancakes, jam and spread from a well-known brand… In the evening, you will attend

Bolli Sararouh Camp

The BOLLI SARAROUH camp, created by Daoud Orbisso, is located a little away from the road to Ethiopia after Randa. It benefits from the invigorating freshness linked to its altitude of around 1000 meters. The facilities are basic but sufficient: good beds and warm blankets. The site is ideally placed for you to discover the surrounding hiking trails. Daoud's family will welcome you a

Bolli Soubla Camp

Created by Ali Dabaleh, a native of Bolli, the Bolli Soubla camp is located about ten km north of Randa, not far from the road that leads to Ethiopia. Perched at an altitude of 1000 meters, there reigns an invigorating freshness. You will sleep in rustic huts or beautifully appointed traditional huts. You will take your meals in a common area. Note that

Allols Tour

The Allols are a salty depression supplied with sea water by underground channels. Since it is forbidden to travel on the ice floe of Lake Assal, it is accessed by the northern route via Randa, Dorra and Balho. This often-marshy place is however rarely flooded. The expanses of greenery support many domestic and wild animals. The inhabitants of Allols make palm wine from the

Korambado Beach

Korambado beach is located about ten km from the city of Djibouti, it is one of the beautiful beaches of the country, it is reached by a short track that must be covered with a 4x4 vehicle. You will find huts to protect you from the sun and offer you good meals. Here it is possible to bring your drinks. The drop