Djibouti - The natural landscapes of the Obock region

The Obock region is located in the north-east of the country, on the coast of Bad-el-Mandeb Strait. The city of Obock, the former capital of Djibouti, is a port city at 1,780 m above sea level. This region is characterized, among other things, by its exceptional natural landscapes composed of mangroves, a mountain range of Mabla Mountains, small volcanic islands called "islands of the Seven Brothers" located at the edge of the Red Sea with a seabed rich in terrestrial and aquatic species. a) The mangroves of Godoria, Ras-Syan and Khor-Angar They are: 1) The mangrove of Godoria 2) Khor Angar mangrove swamp 3) Ras Siyan mangroves b) The mountain range of the Mabla mountains c) The islands of Seven Brothers