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$750/
Per Person
Embark on a journey of discovery with our Mogadishu tour package, featuring visits to the city’s top spots such as the Black Hawk Down Crash Site, the Ruins of Mogadishu old City the Mogadishu Lighthouse, the Peace Park, Jaziira Beach, and the Old Harbor.
Immerse yourself in the local culture with a visit to the Fish Market and pay your respects to the fallen heroes at the Monument of the Unknown Soldier. Let our experienced team take care of all the details, ensuring that you have a safe and unforgettable trip.
Price List :
1 person $1,200
2 people $950/person
3 to 5 people $750/person
6 people and more $600/person
Included and Excluded
- Accommodation
- Ground transport
- Permissions
- Guide
- Site entrance fees
- Escort (Armed security)
- Tax
- VAT
- Somali Visa ($60 on arrival)
- Meals
- Personal expenses
- Insurance
- Flights
- Tips
Highlights of the Tour
- Black Hawk Down
- Peace Park
- Monument of the Unknown Soldier
- Lido Beach
- Mogadishu Old City
- The lighthouse
- Mogadishu fish market
Itinerary
We will assist you getting your visa on arrival Picking up from airport to the hotel for accommodation As soon as you finish the migration process our car and driver ready to escort you to the hotel. Briefing about trip After cordial welcoming and refreshment you will get quick brief about the city tour then start the trip. Monument of Unknown Soldier We will take tour to the monument of Unknown Soldier which is one of the most historical places of the city named after those who sacrificed their life to the independence of the country Liido beach Liido beach is one of the most beautiful and most famous beach in the country. Our guests will take time there, interact with the local people, ride a boat and enjoy the breeze by having a cup of Somali tea or having a lunch of fresh sea food. Peace Park Peace park is the most beautiful and biggest park of the city where number of local people come together to have a fun and relax.
Fish market Mogadishu fish Market is one of the most amazing places to visit in Mogadishu. There are a lot of people buying and selling the fresh fish, sharks and tortoise from sea in the morning. The old harbor The old harbor is oldest port in Somalia. Centuries ago the Persians used to arrive as a business with sailing boats. The light house Rebuilt during the Italian Colonzation era, a famous landmark of Mogadishu. It is no longer a functional Lighthouse, but is still an important symbol Mogadishu’s maritime tradition. Bakara market An open market and the largest in Somalia. Created in late 1972 during the reign of Siad Barre, its original purpose was to allow proprietors to sell daily essentials. Wreckages of black hawk down You will get opportunity to see the wreckage of the war in 1993 between American rangers and Somali warlord Mohamed Farah I diid Having a lunch in Somali local restaurant You will get opportunity to visit a local Somali restaurant to test Somali traditional food. Sightseeing in bazaars and malls We give our guests the opportunity to have sightseeing in the local bazaars and malls to experience the local live. ABAY DHAHAN Beach RESORT Lovely and quiet place with resorts, hotels and restaurants with a white, sandy, sunny beach that is popular with everyone. Attractions include a small island where you can take pictures and go for a boat ride. Shopping Souvenir In Somali Cultural Shop You will get opportunity to have souvenir in Somali cultural shop to get Somali cultural items.
There will be no sightseeing on the fourth day. After having breakfast we will escort you to the airport to catch your plane.
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Frequently Asked & Question
Mogadishu has seen improvements in security, but it is essential to stay informed about the current situation. It's recommended to travel with a reputable tour company and follow local advice.
Key attractions include:
Liido Beach: A popular spot for relaxation and local cuisine.
Mogadishu Cathedral: An architectural landmark with historical significance.
The National Museum of Somalia: Home to a collection of artifacts reflecting Somali culture and history.
The Old Port: A historical site with views of the city’s coastline.
Liido Beach: A popular spot for relaxation and local cuisine.
Mogadishu Cathedral: An architectural landmark with historical significance.
The National Museum of Somalia: Home to a collection of artifacts reflecting Somali culture and history.
The Old Port: A historical site with views of the city’s coastline.
The best time to visit is during the cooler months, from November to February, when temperatures are more comfortable and there is less rainfall.
Modest clothing is recommended, particularly for women. Lightweight, breathable fabrics are ideal due to the warm climate. A headscarf may be appropriate for women visiting religious sites.
Public transport can be limited, so hiring a local driver or using taxis is recommended. Always ensure your transportation is arranged through trusted sources.
Somali culture is rich and diverse. Respect local customs, and be mindful of religious practices, especially during Ramadan. Learning a few basic Somali phrases can enhance your experience.
Consult with a healthcare provider before traveling. Vaccinations may be recommended, and it's wise to carry a basic medical kit. Drink bottled water and be cautious with street food.
The official currency is the Somali Shilling (SOS). It's advisable to carry cash, as card payments may not be widely accepted.
Yes, there are various hotels and guesthouses catering to different budgets. Look for establishments with good reviews and security measures.
Mobile networks are available, but coverage may vary. International roaming might work, but purchasing a local SIM card can be more convenient.
Traveling to Mogadishu can be a unique experience, filled with vibrant culture and history. Always prioritize safety and stay informed about local conditions.
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