Obock Peninsula and Islands Travel Guide

Explore Obock Perched on the Gulf of Tadjoura, Obock attracts visitors for its colonial-era port, dhow trips to coral reefs, seabird colonies, and raw desert landscapes; expect fishermen, salt flats, and a waterfront where ferries and small freighters still land. Explore Khôr ʽAngar On Djibouti’s Gulf edge, Khôr ‘Angar attracts fishermen and birdwatchers; rocky shores, small harbors and boat outings reveal coral gardens and distant Eritrean headlands. Explore Medeho A Gulf-of-Aden coastal village in Obock with coral fringing reefs and dhow traffic; divers and fishermen come for clear water, simple guesthouses, whale-shark season and heat-baked landscapes of volcanic ridges. Explore ʽAlaili Dadda In Obock’s arid coast, ʻAlaili Dadda serves as a launch point for Gulf of Tadjoura snorkeling, small-boat fishing, coral reefs, and encounters with Afar coastal villages and souks. Explore Seven Brothers Islands The Seven Brothers Islands off Djibouti’s Obock coast are volcanic islets with steep shores; divers and seabird watchers visit for offshore reefs, clear water and fishing charters. Explore Fagal Coastal settlement in Obock Region, Djibouti