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Most transportation in Djibouti is done by bus or four-wheel drive. Buses are usually very old, and they sometimes break down, so it is wise to make sure to have plenty of time before embarking on a trip through the country. Some of the most interesting places in Djibouti can only be reached by four-wheel drive, like Lac Abbé. When going to the best beaches in Djibouti it can be necessary to hire a boat, or take a ferry. On weekdays this can be difficult as ferries tend to only sail in the weekends. |
Pretty fly for a white bus | 
Men pushing a Djiboutian public bus | 
Buses on Arthur Rimbaud square in the capital city, Djibouti |
Back of a Djiboutian public bus | 
Every bus in Djibouti has it's own unique name | 
Inside a Djiboutian bus |
Small boat in Tadjoura | 
Bus in Djibouti town | 
Bus in Djibouti with typical decoration |
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