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This Somaliland and Djibouti tailor made tour
takes you on a voyage of discovery to the little-visited landscapes, cities and
historic sites of Djibouti and the self-declared state of Somaliland. It’s the
only overland tour to connect the two regions.
You’ll spend time in vibrant Djibouti City before heading off to Lake Abbé,
driving through the Grand Bara and Petit Barra deserts along the way and
sleeping in traditional Afar huts on the shores of the lake upon arrival. The
lake is particularly famous for the limestone chimneys that punctuate the
surrounding landscape. Next it’s on to Lake Assal, the lowest point in the
African continent, followed by Tadjourah, an old town full of whitewashed
buildings and mosques, a short drive from the pretty beach at Plages de Sables
Blancs.
Next, you’ll cross the border into Somaliland. A self-declared nation
little-visited by foreign tourists, a visit here is a true adventure. Even the
drive across the border to the town of Hargeisa is a remarkable journey, and
includes a stop at the ancient rock painting site of Dhagax Khoure. In Hargeisa
itself, you’ll visit the civil war memorial as well as a livestock market,
which serves as the backbone of the city’s economy.
Your next stop is the Laas Geel cave paintings, a real highlight of the trip.
One of the most important rock art sites in East Africa, it’s home to vibrant
paintings thought to be around 10,000 years old. Next it’s on to the historic
town of Berbera, which has many fine example of Ottoman and British
architecture. You’ll stay at a hotel right on the beach, and there will be
ample time for swimming and snorkelling.
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