It is the capital of Socotra Island and serves as the main administrative and commercial center. It features markets, shops, restaurants, a busy market selling fruits, vegetables, and the catch of the day, as well as a flash of color in the ornate doors, and accommodations for visitors to the island.
It is a fishing village and the second-largest village on Socotra Island known for its traditional architecture, colorful boats, and vibrant market selling fresh fish and local crafts. It is also a starting point for boat trips and diving excursions.
A picturesque beach known for its high white sand dunes, turquoise waters, natural arches, caves, stunning white sandy beach, turquoise freshwater, and unique rock formations. It is a popular spot for swimming, climbing sand dunes, and relaxation.
A large limestone cave on Socotra Island known for its impressive stalactites and stalagmites, as well as its unique ecosystem. Trekking takes about 3 hours up and down, with a 40-minute walk inside the cave where a headlight is necessary due to the darkness.
A stunning coastal area on Socotra Island featuring rugged cliffs, turquoise waters, pristine beaches, and rich marine life. It offers beautiful views of the meeting point of the Indian Ocean and the Arabian Sea.
A conservation area on Socotra known for its diverse ecosystems including limestone cliffs, canyons, valleys, and endemic plant and bird species. It offers hiking trails and spectacular views.
Home to one of the richest coral reefs in the archipelago, this conservation area protects diverse ecosystems including coastal areas and coral reefs.
Home to the largest freshwater pool on Socotra, this picturesque valley is characterized by lush vegetation and a flowing stream, providing a serene environment for hiking.
A vast desert area on Socotra characterized by towering sand dunes offering stunning views and opportunities for desert adventures such as dune bashing, camel rides, and sunset viewing.
The entrance to this cave offers a spectacular coastal view with small birds chirping and flittering. Inside, visitors can see stalactites, stalagmites, and a small basin of fresh water.
A highland area on Socotra characterized by rugged terrain, deep canyons, and panoramic views. It is a great location for hiking and exploring the island’s unique flora and fauna.
A 700-meter-deep canyon dividing Dixsam Plateau and Firmihin Forest. Visitors often admire the dramatic backdrop for their photos.
Home to hundreds of Dragon Blood Trees, this unique forest on the island is known for its endemic plant species and diverse wildlife. It is a popular destination for nature lovers and hikers.
A tranquil lagoon on the northern coast of Socotra Island known for its shallow turquoise waters. It is an important wetland and reef habitat providing a home for endemic seafood and unique bird species, ideal for birdwatching and relaxation.
His name is » Abdullah » was born in the cave. One of the thingsthat makes Detwah special is the chance to meet him, He’ll take you on a marine life tour of the eastern part of shallow lagoon, it’s the home of so many strange and marvellous creatures, and you’ll see pufferfish, sting ray , sea cucumbers, octopus, squids , mussels and rock oyster.
