Explore the Majestic GODA Mountains Nestled in the heart of Djibouti, the GODA Mountains, and encompassing Day, Dithilou, and Bankoualeh, stand as magnificent natural wonders that beckon adventurous souls. Offering a unique combination of rugged landscapes, dramatic cliffs, and breathtaking vistas, the GODA Mountains are a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and explorers alike. The day forest NATIONAL PARK is located 30 km west of the golf of Tadjourah. It encompasses the GODA massif whose summit is located at 1.782m above sea level. It includes the rest of a primary forest, that of Day, a remnant of Sahara vegetation and Arabia a few thousand years ago (giant acacias, juniper trees, wild olive trees, jujube trees, etc.). …also including the remnant of a primary forest. The Day forest also presents unique and exceptional wildlife. A number of endemic birds exist in these places, particularly Djibouti francolin (FRANCOLIN OCHROPECTUS), for those of us who love to contemplate, here we are before a panorama that brings us back to basics. The visit of the Day forest is also associated with hiking to Dithilou and Bankoualeh camps famous for their waterfalls. Day and Dithilou: Where Nature Unleashes Its Grandeur Day and Dithilou, two prominent peaks within the GODA Mountains, boast awe-inspiring vistas that will leave you spellbound. As you ascend these rugged mountains, you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes, dotted with verdant valleys and steep cliffs. The trails winding through Day and Dithilou offer thrilling opportunities for hiking and trekking, allowing you to immerse yourself in the raw beauty of Djibouti’s untamed wilderness. Each step reveals new wonders, from cascading waterfalls to hidden caves, providing an unforgettable adventure for outdoor enthusiasts.