A tropical desert nation on the Red Sea gateway of the Horn of Africa, famed for the salt flats of Lake Assal, the chimney-like landscapes of Lake Abbe, whale shark diving, and a strategic deep-water port.
Before deciding how to explore Djibouti’s salt lakes and dive sites, make sure you understand the visa require...
Using Djibouti City as a hub, this route connects salt lakes, volcanic landscapes, and diving in the Gulf of T...
Even with limited time, you can experience the highlights: a salt lake geological tour, a gulf diving adventur...
A regional guide to the top sights in Djibouti, with highlights and recommended visiting times.
Sample a mix of Arabic, Somali, and French cuisines: from spiced lamb rice to Gulf seafood.
Djibouti has no passenger rail service or well-developed public transport. Private cars and guided tours are a...
From visas and cash to border safety, these details can make or break your trip to Djibouti.