5 days 4 nights
Daily Tour
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Embark on a 5-day adventure through Socotra Island, a UNESCO-listed gem known as the “Galápagos of the Indian Ocean” for its surreal landscapes and unmatched biodiversity. This carefully curated itinerary brings you the best of Socotra’s highlands, caves, canyons, coastlines, and underwater treasures.
Your journey begins in the lush Dixsam Plateau, with its forest of Dragon Blood Trees, before descending into the spectacular De’erhor canyon. Explore hidden coastal cliffs at Nujed and Amak, dive into the mysterious Degub Cave, and hike to the natural pools of Homhil, overlooking the sea.
Camp under the stars at Areher Beach, visit the mystical Hoq Cave, and snorkel in the rich marine ecosystem of Dihamri. Then, enjoy the pristine beauty of Qalansiyah Bay and take a boat to Shoab Beach, one of Socotra’s most secluded and magical spots.
End your tour with peaceful moments at Ghuba and Delisha beaches, and experience the charm of Hadiboo, the island’s small but lively capital, before flying back with unforgettable memories.
Arrival to Socotra airport meeting and directly start our trip to Daxim area enjoying the sight with dragon blood trees and making some pictures, after that we will drive to towards Fermahen the biggest Dragoon Blood trees forest, the forest with two million trees, continue our trip through to reach the fresh water pools at Wadi De'erhor , where we will take rest and enjoy swimming at the fresh pools, and overnight camping
After breakfast, we set out on a scenic journey through the south of the island. Our first stop is Nufed, with its vast sand dunes, followed by Defsha Mountain, offering dramatic views over the coast. continue to Amak Beach, a pristine stretch of white sand, and then explore the fascinating Degub Cave, known for its natural formations and panoramic views of the coastline. Later in the day, we reach the Homhil Protected Area, famous as the “Land of Frankincense.” Here, natural pools surrounded by dragon blood trees create an unforgettable setting. Finally, we head to Wadi Areher, where the fresh river meets the sea an ideal place for swimming and relaxation, overnight camping at Areher.
Early morning we leave Areher towards Hog Cave, we begin a hike to Hoq Cave, one of Socotra’s most impressive caves. The hike takes about 2 hours uphill, followed by 1 hour exploring inside the cave, with its stalactites, inscriptions, and underground formations, then 1 and half hours descending back down. Afterward, we drive to the Dihamri Marine Protected Area, renowned for its crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs perfect for snorkeling or simply enjoying the scenery. In the late afternoon, we reach Qalansiah, the island’s second-largest town, surrounded by dramatic cliffs and turquoise waters. Overnight Camping near Qalansiah
This morning begins with a visit to onwards to Detwah Lagoon, a protected paradise known for its crystal waters. In the afternoon, we take a boat trip to Shu’ab Bay, gliding past mangroves and spotting marine life. Enjoy snorkeling in pristine waters, we then continue to Ghuba, by evening, we return to Hadiboo, the island’s capital, where we settle into the hotel.
Morning transfer to Socotra Airport for your flight home. End of services.
Yes, Safety is our top priority and we ensure your safety by providing expert local guides and up-to-date travel advice. We work closely with local authorities and follow all safety protocols to ensure a secure and enjoyable tour.
The best time to visit is between October and April, when the weather is milder and more comfortable for sightseeing both Yemen’s historical sites and the natural beauty of Socotra Island.
Yes, Yemen requires most visitors to obtain a visa before entering the country.
We recommend packing lightweight, breathable clothing, sturdy walking shoes, sunscreen, and a hat. If you’re visiting Socotra, don’t forget swimwear for the beaches and a camera to capture the unique landscapes.
Unfortunately, Sanaa is still not opened and not safe for tourists to visit.
USD in cash is the most widely accepted. There are no ATMs and credit cards are not accepted anywhere.
It’s important to have a trevel insurance specifically tailored for Yemen. This ensures you are covered for any country-specific risks and requirements. Many countries, including Yemen, may require proof of travel insurance for entry. It’s always advisable to have travel insurance to comply with international travel requirements.
You can take photos of landscapes and tourist attractions, but avoid photographing government buildings or locals without permission.
Yemen hotels are mainly based on location, security, and staff. Hotels standards in Yemen will not match Western standards regarding price-quality ratio, etc.
Modest clothing is recommended. Women are not required to wear an abaya but should dress conservatively.
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