Travel to Djibouti

Full of vibrant history and culture, Djibouti is an ambitious country boasting natural beauty which makes the island one of the most sought-after destinations in Africa. Djibouti is home to natural wonders, unique scenery, saltwater lakes, gorgeous beaches offering safe swimming, stunning parks, dessert plains, numerous mineral-rich hot springs and a wide selection of adventure sports with lots of excitement and thrill. The various activities that dazzle tourists from different corners of the world to this wonderful place include water sports, like scuba diving and snorkeling, island tours, bird watching, Djibouti camel caravan, whale and shark viewing and much more. With all that Djibouti offers you will definitely make a memorable holiday experience to last a lifetime.

Located in the Eastern Africa at the southern entrance to the Red Sea between Eritrea and Somalia, Djibouti covers a total area of 23,000 sq km and is divided into 5 regions and 11 districts. Recognized as a little 'Dubai in the Red Sea', Djibouti city is the country's capital and largest city, housing two thirds of the country's population, featuring dormant volcanoes and lakes, as well as the Red Sea coast and the islands. Djibouti city boasts good infrastructure but life here is quite astoundingly expensive. The Aquarium Tropical de Djibouti is the most popular tourist site in the city featuring some of the princess marine treasures.

Vacation in Djibouti is not complete without visiting the gorgeous beaches, rivers and lakes, desert landscapes and magnificent landmarks. Top tourist attractions include the 'must go' Central Market (Le Marche Central), always throbbing with life and bursting with activity, the highly appealing Djibouti beaches, enabling visitors of all ages to enjoy the scenic splendor of the place, sensationally scenic Lac Abbe (Lake Abbe), situated on the Ethiopia-Djibouti border and best-known for its 50 m high limestone chimneys, Tadjoura, one of the oldest towns of the capital, especially ideal for those in search of quiet break from daily hustle and bustle and home to a number of resorts offering excellent accommodation and dining options. Add to this the Petit Bara and the Grand Bara, two desert plains on the way to Ali Sabieh.

Accommodation options vary in Djibouti ranging from simple guesthouses to luxury hotels and resorts, one of which is the famous Sheraton Djibouti Hotel, a luxurious beachfront getaway located in a private island, offering travelers a warm welcome and East African hospitality. The hotel features 180 well-appointed rooms in six storey building with modern amenities including air conditioning, cable/satellite TV, fridge, telephone, in-room safe, daily maid service, mini bar and non-smoking rooms. In the hotel you can find meeting facilities, common/public areas accessible to wheelchairs, concierge/club floor, babysitting or child care, gift shop and beach. There is also a wide range of recreational activities biking, water skiing, windsurfing, snorkeling, volleyball, golf and several other beach sports. In the vicinity you can find douda golf club, market bazaar, harbor (boat rental and sightseeing), the Goubet and volcano and Lac Assal.

Head to the beautiful country of fascinating people and landscapes and enjoy a plethora of adventures to make your holidays unforgettable!