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$550/
Per PersonWelcome To Somaliland
It is located in the southern coast of the Gulf of Aden and bordered by Djibouti to the northwest, Ethiopia to the south and west, and Puntland ,Somalia to the east. Its claimed territory has an area of 176,120 square kilometres (68,000 sq mi) . The capital and largest city is Hargeisa.
Highlights
Visit the livestock market
Visit variety of wildlife such as kudu, hyena, gazelles, baboons, and leopards
Ga’an libah national park
Mountains
Price List.
- 1 person: $850
- 2 people travelling together: $700 per person
- 3 up 10 people travelling together: $550 per person
Included and Excluded
- Accommodation
- Breakfast
- Ground transport
- English speaking guide
- Escort
- Travel permits
- Permission letters for the sightseeing and sites
- Site entrance fees
- Taxation
- Visa costs
- Lunch & Dinner
- PCR-test
- Flight tickets
- Travel Insurance
- Other personal expenses
- Boat ride
Highlights of the Tour
- Visit the livestock market
- Visit variety of wildlife such as kudu, hyena, gazelles, baboons, and leopards
- Ga’an libah national park
- Mountains
- Visit Arabsiyo, Gabiley, and Dhagah Koure
- Las Geel
Itinerary
Your 4 day tour in Somaliland starts with your arrival in Hargeisa, the capital city. After checking in at your hotel, if time permits you can spend the day exploring the city’s vibrant markets and busy streets. One of the must-visit spots in Hargeisa is the livestock market, where you can see camels, goats, and sheep being traded in a bustling atmosphere. Overnight in Hargeisa at Damal hotel or similar.
After breakfast, you’ll leave Hargeisa for a day trip to Laas Geel, a complex of caves and rock shelters that feature some of the most impressive Neolithic rock art in Africa. The paintings depict wild animals, ancient pastoralists, and other scenes from prehistoric times. From Laas Geel, you’ll head to the coastal city of Berbera, upon arrival, visit a historical Ottoman Mosque and Ottoman houses. Late lunch was served at an Ottoman house. Take a short boat trip to go hunt for shipwrecks in the Gulf of Aden. Relax and swim at an untouched beach, where local youth and families come and enjoy their downtime. (Due to local culture, ladies will need to cover their bodies while in water.) Tour the historic town of Berbera in the early evening, where you will find more Ottoman, Persian, and British architecture of historic interest. This will be a great chance for some amazing photographs at sunset. Overnight in Berbera at Damal hotel or similar.
Today, you’ll explore the region around Berbera, drive to the small town of Sheikh in the mountains, stop for some tea, walk around and enjoy the pleasant climate. Visit the ruins of Ferdusa – a 16th-century city. The town is known for its many ancient tombs, some of which date back to the 13th century. After Sheikh, you’ll head back to Hargeisa, stopping along the way to admire the stunning scenery and take some memorable photos. Overnight in Hargeisa at Damal hotel or similar.
Your 4 day tour in Somaliland comes to an end on day seven, with your departure from Hargeisa. Depending on your flight schedule.
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