7 nights, 8 days 16 Mar, 2027 – 23 Mar, 2027
16 Mar, 2027
23 Mar, 2027
7 nights, 8 days
Price
1695
Join us for an unforgettable adventure on our Socotra Tour in March 2027. This isolated archipelago, often dubbed the "Galapagos of the Indian Ocean," is a captivating mix of breathtaking landscapes, unique biodiversity, and rich cultural heritage.
Suffering civil war, coups, revolutions and bombings in recent years, the Republic of Yemen is generally off the radar for tourists. Unless, that is, you know about the island of Socotra. Located between the Horn of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, Socotra is an ecological wonder. Its extraordinary ecosystem has evolved in isolation for millions of years, resulting in a bizarre and beautiful array of plant and animal life of which over 30% can only be found on the island - that includes the iconic Dragon Blood Trees, with their unique red sap, and the ancient Baobab Trees, towering giants with twisted trunks!
Whether it’s coming to a new and inaccessible country, exploring an ecological paradise, hiking, camping, spotting wildlife or having an in-depth experience of the Yemen – Socotra is a place for everyone.
Despite Yemen's recent challenges, Socotra remains a safe and welcoming destination for travelers. Our expert team at YPT will handle all the complexities of the visa process, ensuring a seamless and stress-free experience. Every facet of the Yemen visa process is taken care of by YPT for €200 – no need to send your passport away anywhere.
The chartered Yemenia Airways Jeddah – Socotra roundtrip ticket is an additional $950 per person. These will be asked to be paid at the moment of your booking with us.
Tour Highlight
Visit one of the most inaccessible countries, Yemen, in the form of the island archipelago of Socotra in the Arabia Sea
Relax in the amazing landscape of beaches, dunes and canyons and explore archaeological sites in this truly unique location
Surround yourself with the amazing wildlife of the Arabian Sea, including spinner dolphins and a variety of fauna and flora like the Dragon’s Blood tree – snorkelling or diving is also an option!
Included
Excluded
| Group | Start date | End date | Duration | Price | Single Supplement |
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Tuesday 16th March – Jeddah, Saudi Arabia – Hadibu, Socotra
Wednesday 17th March – Homhil National Park – Arher
Afternoon
Thursday 18th March – Arher – Hoq’s Cave/Raw Ersil – Dihamri Marine Protected Area
Afternoon
Friday 19th March – Dixsam Plateau – Dihamri
Morning
Afternoon
Saturday 20th March – Dixsam – Zahek & Hayf – Dagub – Amak – Dixsam
Afternoon
Sunday 21st March – Qalansiya – Shuaab – Detwah
Afternoon
Monday 22nd March – Hadibu
Afternoon
Tuesday 23rd March – Hadibu – Jeddah
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