Flights to djibouti
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Overview
Africa's one of the most popular and sought-after tourist destinations, Djibouti is majority a blessed country with nature's beauty including lakes, rivers and islands making it a bliss for a traveller who loves nature. Being extremely small in size, Djibouti makes up for it with its exceptional landscapes including salt lakes, volcanoes, canyons, sunken plains and basaltic plateaus. With the growth in the popularity of West Africa's tourism, there are several major attractions in Djibouti and the country is also laden with rock-strewn deserts. Apart from that, visit the Maskali Islands where you can experience one of a kind opportunity to swim with the Nemos. If you are a diver, this will be a heaven-like experience for you.
Climate
In the north as well as on the coast, Djibouti’s climate is tropical desert, while it is semi-desert in the central-southern highlands. Djibouti is a small African country located in the Horn of Africa, along the coast. From December to February (the winters), the temperature is comparatively high i.e. 29 degrees Celsius.
Travel Information
Language: Somali, Afar, French, & Arabic
Currency: Djibouti Francs
Local time: GMT +1
Avg. Flight Time: 10h 20m
Best Time To Visit
If you really have to, you definitely want to come in wintertime. November through April is pleasantly warm with highs in the 80s, lows in the 70s. Plus, the whale sharks can be seen from December to February. May through October the Djibouti climate is hot, starting in the 90s and even up to an average high of 106 in July and August!
Djibouti Attractions and Activities
1. Moucha Islands
Located a few miles from Djibouti’s shore, this majestic stretch of islands is about 3 km long, encircled by beautiful coral reefs. Its frequented by travellers who are interested in snorkelling, fishing and diving.
2. Lake Assal
Famed as the lowest point in Africa, the stunning Lake Assal is nearly 570 feet below sea level. Also, it is the saltiest lake outside Antarctica and is encircled by expansive salt pans. For yachting, the nearby desert regions provide lovely sand stretches.
3. Gulf of Tadjoura
One of the richest areas across the globe for fish and coral species, the Gulf of Tadjoura borders the country’s east side. Highly sought after by underwater photography aficionados and diving, its hip beaches are a famous starting point for outing to the beautiful coral reefs of the Red Sea and for day trips comprising aquatic sports and water-based activities.
4. Marché Central and Aquarium Tropical de Djibouti
Want to experience a glimpse of the the Red Sea’s treasures without having to dive deep trenches, head to Aquarium Tropical de Djibouti, one of the highly famous holiday destinations in the capital city.
5. Day Forest National Park
The ones who love outdoor activities would love venturing into the wilderness in this eye-catchy woodland habitat, Day Forest National Park. Rare species of both flora and fauna can be found in a few parts of the Goda mountain forests.
Airlines Operate Flight to Djibouti
- Turkish Airlines
- Ethiopian Airlines
- Qatar Airways
- British Airways
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Djibouti - 10h 20m
- Manchester to Djibouti - 10h 45m
- Newcastle to Djibouti - 13h 5m
- Birmingham to Djibouti - 10h 50m
- Glasgow to Djibouti - 13h 15m
- Edinburgh to Djibouti - 10h 50m
- Belfast to Djibouti - 12h 55m
Distance to the City Centre
Djibouti–Ambouli International Airport serves the national capital, Djibouti City. The airport is located approximately 6 kilometres (4 miles) from the city centre. It occupies an area of 10 square kilometres. Here is a V.I.P terminal which has been dedicated for presidents and prime ministers.
Transport from Djibouti
You can hail a taxi. Fares are expensive by African standards. $5 for a short ride, $10 across the city. There are privately owned minibus/vans that transport people across town. Fares are as little as 25 cents. The rental car is the best way to get around outside the city.
Visa Requirements for Djibouti
Djibouti Visas are required for nationals of USA, UK, AUS, and CAN. You must get a Djibouti eVisa before your trip. To get a Djibouti evisa, you need a passport valid for at least 6 months, a flight reservation (or any other possible means of transport), an accommodation address (hotel or at your host’s), an invitation letter (organisation or host with their contacts) and a credit card (Visa, Mastercard or American Express).
Tips for your stay in Djibouti
- Djibouti is a conservative Islamic country, so shorts and any revealing clothing is a no-no.
- Sandals are acceptable and standard footwear, though muddy, trash-filled streets may encourage closed-toe shoes.
- Avoid wandering or travelling alone to secluded places, particularly coastal areas like Khor Ambado and Dorale.
- Public displays of drunkenness can result in a two-year prison term.
- Be respectful of dress and local culture of Djibouti, a conservative, Muslim nation.
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