Djibouti Visa

An interesting fact about Djibouti is that most of the country, though located in Africa, speaks French and Arabic. Lake Assal is a crater lake which is known for its Black lava and emerald water while Day Forest National park is visited wildlife enthusiasts. Djibouti has attractions for every age and taste. Ardoukoba, a volcano, comprises of a salt lake whereas whales and sharks can be spotted in Ghoubbet-el-Kharab. Seven Brothers islands are worth visiting once and they are sure to give you a relaxing experience. Djibouti is also home to numerous mosques, keeping the facts that a major part of the population follows Islam. You will not be disappointed even for a second after you step into the country and it is sure that you will keep coming back for more and more. Citizens of a 2 countries do not need a visa but others will have to directly contact their nearest embassy of Djibouti or opt for an e-visa if their country is eligible to do so.