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Socotra Trip: Join us on an once-in-a-lifetime journey to Socotra, one of the most remote and unique islands on the planet. From surreal landscapes and ancient legends to untouched beaches and traditional villages - this trip is an experience beyond imagination.
Socotra is one of the most isolated landforms on Earth with continental origin. A third of its plant life exists nowhere else on the planet, including the otherworldly dragon's blood tree - an umbrella-shaped icon of the island.
The dragon's blood tree isn't just strange-looking - it tells a story. According to local legend, the first trees sprang from the blood of two brothers, Darsa and Samha, who fought to the death. In Arabic, the tree's red sap is known as dam al akhawain, "the blood of the two brothers."
The highlights of our Socotra trip is a 6-day trek through pristine valleys, secluded beaches, and breathtaking landscapes. Whether on foot or camel, you'll experience nature up close and meet locals in traditional Socotri villages, offering rare cultural insights.
Carved into the cliffs above the sea, Hoq Cave holds ancient inscriptions left by seafarers centuries ago. It's a powerful reminder of Socotra's place in history, echoing stories lost in time.
Whether you're a diver or a nature lover, Socotra offers something rare. Our boat rides are often accompanied by dolphins, and diving spots reveal colorful coral reefs and thriving marine life - untouched and serene.
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Spaces are limited - reserve early to ensure your place on this unforgettable journey.
Socotra Trip: Join us on an once-in-a-lifetime journey to Socotra, one of the most remote and unique islands on the planet. From surreal landscapes and ancient legends to untouched beaches and traditional villages - this trip is an experience beyond imagination.
Socotra is one of the most isolated landforms on Earth with continental origin. A third of its plant life exists nowhere else on the planet, including the otherworldly dragon's blood tree - an umbrella-shaped icon of the island.
The dragon's blood tree isn't just strange-looking - it tells a story. According to local legend, the first trees sprang from the blood of two brothers, Darsa and Samha, who fought to the death. In Arabic, the tree's red sap is known as dam al akhawain, "the blood of the two brothers."
The highlights of our Socotra trip is a 6-day trek through pristine valleys, secluded beaches, and breathtaking landscapes. Whether on foot or camel, you'll experience nature up close and meet locals in traditional Socotri villages, offering rare cultural insights.
Carved into the cliffs above the sea, Hoq Cave holds ancient inscriptions left by seafarers centuries ago. It's a powerful reminder of Socotra's place in history, echoing stories lost in time.
Whether you're a diver or a nature lover, Socotra offers something rare. Our boat rides are often accompanied by dolphins, and diving spots reveal colorful coral reefs and thriving marine life - untouched and serene.
Book Your Spot Now
Spaces are limited - reserve early to ensure your place on this unforgettable journey.
Explore one of the world’s most untouched and extraordinary destinations. This 15-day Socotra trip takes you from soaring dragon’s blood trees to turquoise beaches, lush canyons, and ancient caves—by foot, camel, and boat.
Your Socotra trip begins with a warm welcome at the airport and transfer to an eco-lodge near Hadibo. After settling in, we visit Ayhaft Canyon National Park—a lush valley with natural freshwater pools surrounded by endemic trees and rare birds. Enjoy your first night under the stars, camping in Ayhaft.
Begin a breathtaking 6-day trek through the Haggier Mountains. This part of the Socotra trip includes:
Hiking and camel trekking through wadis, villages, and surreal rock formations
Overnight camps at Kishan, Skand, Firmhin Forest, and Derhur Canyon
Encounters with dragon’s blood trees and endemic plants
Cooling off in natural pools
Spectacular views from the Agliso Plateau
A magical night at Ameq Beach after visiting Dagub Cave and the Hayf & Zahek Dunes
We head north through the lush Difarhu Canyon, known for its freshwater pools and desert rose trees. At Arher Beach, enjoy the rare sight of a freshwater creek meeting the sea. Swim, relax, or climb a giant sand dune for an incredible panoramic view.
Today’s highlight is the Dihamri Marine Reserve, home to some of Socotra’s most vibrant coral reefs. Enjoy snorkeling, swimming, or diving (equipment available on-site). This area is perfect for spotting turtles, rays, and parrotfish—an underwater paradise in your Socotra trip.
We start early with a hike to Hoq Cave, a 3-km-long cavern with ancient inscriptions and crystal formations. Continue to Rosh Marine Protected Area for coastal serenity and an overnight campsite.
Trek through Homhil, one of Socotra’s most iconic landscapes. Encounter dragon’s blood trees, bottle trees, and traditional resin collectors. Enjoy panoramic views and a swim in a natural infinity pool before camping overnight.
Head west to the traditional village of Qalansiya and on to the stunning Detwah Lagoon, a marine reserve with turquoise waters, white sandbanks, and migratory seabirds. Another unforgettable night under the stars.
Board a boat to Shu’ab Beach, likely spotting spinner dolphins along the way. Explore mangroves, swim in pristine waters, and enjoy a beach lunch. Option for line fishing before returning to Qalansiya and onward to the Adeeb eco-camp.
As your Socotra trip nears its end, visit a local souvenir shop and the Adeeb nursery, where endemic plants are cultivated. End the day relaxing at Delisha Beach—swim, surf the dunes, and enjoy a glowing sunset before your final overnight stay.
After breakfast, we transfer you to the airport for your return flight via Aden to Cairo—closing your incredible Socotra trip filled with memories of a world like no other.
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