Socotra

The Forgotten Island

Travel to one of the world’s most unique islands, guided by the people who call it home.

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Socotra
Shoab Beach
Dolphins Gulf
Detwah Lagoon
Qadama
Dixam Plateau
Airport
Fermhin Forest
Hajhair Mountains
Deleisha
Dihamri
Aomak beach
Digub cave
Zahek Dunes
Homhil
Kaleesan Canyon
Hoq Cave
Arher Beach
Erisel

Comfort and remoteness can share a tent

Joel and Emilia recently went to Socotra with us and recorded their whole experience. They stayed in our luxury tents and private campsites to explore this unique archipelago with our local team.

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Luxury tent Joel Friendy and Emilia Battie

Getting here

How to travel
to Socotra

Traveling to Socotra requires careful planning due to its remote location in the Indian Ocean and limited accessibility from the mainland. But remote doesn’t necessarily mean complicated.

We at Traveling Socotra provide you with all the necessary information and we will help you book your flights and arrange your entry visa for Socotra. We look after you from the first step, to ensure a smooth journey to this extraordinary destination.

How to get there
How to travel to Socotra
Visa Socotra

About Socotra

Step into a world few have ever seen

Known as the ‘Galápagos of the Indian Ocean,’ Socotra boasts an incredible variety of landscapes and wildlife found nowhere else on earth. From its surreal Dragon Blood Trees to pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters to the fact that many parts of the island are still untouched.

Socotra definitely feels like traveling back in time. Just as it should be. Step into our world and feel welcomed by those who call it home.

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About Socotra

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Plastic collection initiative

At Traveling Socotra, we want to make a difference. To make sure that tourism has the least negative impact possible, we brought a plastic collection initiative to life.

For every person traveling with us, we are collecting 1 big bag of plastic on the island. Help us reach our goal of another 500kg plastic collected for the 2025-2026 season!

So that Socotra can also be enjoyed by the next generations of travelers.

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