Not just breathtaking volcanic scenery and surreal lunar landscapes travelled by the fascinating salt caravans of the Afar nomads. Djibouti also offers a marine world to explore, with magnificent seabeds, white beaches and islands surrounded by a colourful coral reef.

In the heart of the Gulf of Tadjoura, south of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, the enchanting island of Moucha is home to a marine reserve where fishing is prohibited. The coral reef that surrounds the island is home to a lively and varied fish fauna, with clown fish, barracuda, mullet, groupers and moray eels, but for those who choose to spend a day in this natural paradise, nothing will be more satisfying than the absolute relaxation guaranteed by the magic of quiet and solitary white beaches.