With 14 years of experience as a certified professional guide, Our expertise is built on years of achievements and the invaluable feedback of clients. We combine this extensive knowledge with personalized service, ensuring every tour is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Fluent in Arabic, French, and English, we cater to a diverse range of travelers, offering tailored adventures that showcase the unique beauty, culture, and history of Djibouti. Tourists choose us because we don’t just guide – we craft unforgettable memories.

This full-day combo tour combines the incredible experience of swimming with whale sharks in Ghoubet Bay and exploring the stunning salt flats of Lake Assal. Begin your adventure by observing and swimming alongside these gentle giants during a guided marine excursion. Afterward, traverse the Great Rift Valley to reach Lake Assal, the lowest point in Africa, where you’ll walk on its unique salt crust and learn about local traditions. This tour is ideal for travelers eager to discover Djibouti’s natural wonders and geological marvels in one seamless journey. - Swim with whale sharks in Ghoubet Bay, a reliable hotspot - Explore Lake Assal, the lowest point in Africa at –155 meters - Enjoy a scenic 4x4 drive through volcanic landscapes - Experience guided exploration with all necessary equipment included

In this tour, you will be able to visit the Moucha Islands, Arta Beach, Whale Sharks, Sables Blancs, and Tadjourah region

We offer private air-conditioned transport brand car hartop all terrain , experienced driver in the field of tourism with a local Professional Guide Certified by the State Tourist Agency.

The uniqueness and specificity of this circuit lies in three aspects: in addition to walking on the lowest place in Africa, during this excursion you will discover the caravan of salt ancestral practice of Afar tribes and also be immersed in the local culture. finally and above all, even with the naked eye in the open air, the separation on the tectonic plates, a unique geological phenomenon in the world.

Lac Assal lies 150 meters (492 feet) below sea level, making it the lowest point in Africa and one of the saltiest bodies of water on Earth. This aquatic wilderness, encircled by dormant volcanoes and vast black lava fields, offers a landscape like no other stark, dramatic, and mesmerizing. This one-day trip takes you along a well-paved road heading west from Djibouti City. Along the way, you’ll pass Lac Goubet, a deep seawater loch ominously known as “the Pit of Demons.” From there, the journey continues through an apocalyptic volcanic corridor, where rugged rock formations mark the divide between the two lakes. At Lac Assal, marvel at the brilliant turquoise waters contrasting with the blinding white salt flats, stroll along the crystalline shore, and capture unforgettable photos of this surreal landscape.