Djibouti sits at the Horn of Africa’s edge, where the Red Sea meets the Gulf of Aden, offering stark desert landscapes, volcanic salt lakes and a compact capital that blends French and Somali influences. Travelers come for the stark scenery and cultural crossroads.
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The dry season, when temperatures are milder and skies stay clear, makes travel easier; the hot, humid months bring intense heat and occasional storms that can limit outdoor activities.
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