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Berbera Beach
Bedste tid at besøge
From November to March, when the heat is not unbearable and the water remains warm. Come at sunset, the sky turns all shades of pink and orange.
Budgettips
Beach entry is free. It is better to buy food and water in advance in the city; there are no cafes on the beach, but fishermen will sell fresh catch for next to nothing. At local hotels, you can arrange to rent an umbrella and sunbed for 5-10 dollars per day.
Anbefalet til
Travelers seeking solitude, Wildlife lovers, Photographers, Adventure seekers
Planlæg dit besøg
2-3 hours, or half a day with lunch and swimming
Om
Hurtige fakta: De lange sandstrande ved Berbera strækker sig snesevis af kilometer langs Adenbugtens kyst, og vandet er så klart, at man kan se fisk svømme ved fødderne. I juli bliver luften opvarmet til 40°C, men den lette brise fra havet gør varmen helt tålelig.
Højdepunkter: En times kørsel fra stranden ligger en gammel spøgelsesby, hvor forladte kolonibygninger af koralkam sten står lige ved kysten, og bølgerne langsomt udhuler deres fundamenter. De lokale fiskere sejler stadig på havet i træbåde (sambukke) bygget uden en eneste søm og forkæler ofte turister med nyfanget tun direkte på sandet.
Insidertips
- Bring plenty of drinking water and a hat; there is no shade on the beach, only a few palm trees.
- The best photos are taken at sunrise, when the sun gilds the sand and camels slowly walk along the water's edge.
- Avoid the beach on Fridays; it is a day off, and local families come here, making it crowded.
- Ask a local fisherman to show you how they weave nets for catching sharks; this is an ancient craft hundreds of years old.
Praktisk info
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