Gulf of Tadjoura- Travel Tips
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Natural Scenery
Djibouti
5 Reviews
Suggested Duration: 72 hours
The Gulf of Tadjoura in Djibouti, bordered by the lush Goda Mountains, offers vibrant marine life for diving, especially with whale sharks from November to January, and attracts visitors with its rich cultural heritage and stunning beaches.

Reviews of Tadjoura

  • reviews-avatar adam abdul
    3
    Reviewed: 2022-09-27

    Hot as hell. Be prepared for it. Some amazingly beautiful places however some terribly kept and poor living conditions. Gulf views are beautiful. Beautiful water. Possible encounters with corruption. Souvenirs can be pricey. Be careful with what you eat. Vette out the restaurants, some food has made us extraorinarily sick. Because food looks and tastes good does not mean that you won't get sick.

  • reviews-avatar Ben Bradley
    4
    Reviewed: 2020-10-16

    Amazing beauty - getting here was a bit of a problem but worth it

  • reviews-avatar Abassov Nodrich
    5
    Reviewed: 2020-08-08

    Whale Shark, Requin Baleine, 13m long is the Tallest Shark in the world. They come to Djibouti Golfe De Tadjourah, and Arta waters to eat some planctonic organisms. Dolphins are easy to see because they follow boats, jetsky on the sea.

  • reviews-avatar Amber Day
    5
    Reviewed: 2018-04-03

    Beaitiful turquoise blue-green water. Great for snorkeling đź’›

  • reviews-avatar Zineb Boujrada
    5
    Reviewed: 2017-12-16

    This is my favorite place in Djibouti and it is just 2 hours drive away from Djibouti city. It has one of the most spectacular natural wonders on Earth and in Africa and it is called lac Assal and many other less known hidden gems like the hot springs before arriving to Lac Assal ..all of this is due to the volcanic nature of the rocks' composition ...amazing place!

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