Mogadishu City Tour – 6-Hour Private Day Tour

Booking is simple and free: choose a trip online or send us a request, customise the details with our team, and we confirm everything before you travel.

A full service: guided tours, flights, hotels, airport transfers, local guides, visa assistance and the permits you need to travel across Somalia.

Yes. We adjust your itinerary to your dates, pace and interests, through our support team or directly with your guide.

We accept payment in US dollars cash. Our team walks you through payment once your trip is confirmed.

Yes. We help you with the Somalia e-visa, which is often approved in about 24 hours, and advise you on Somaliland's requirements.

There are real security risks, and many governments advise against travel. Our tours use a local guide and professional security escort, routes are planned around current conditions, and plans change if the situation does. We recommend travel insurance that covers Somalia.

Apply through the official Somalia e-visa portal before you fly. We provide your letter of invitation and guide you through each step. Approval often arrives within about 24 hours.

Included: e-visa support with a letter of invitation, immigration assistance, airport pickup and drop-off, a private air-conditioned 4x4 with driver, an English-speaking local guide, a security escort and all entrance fees. Not included: flights, the e-visa government fee, hotel, meals and drinks, travel insurance and tips.

Highlights include the Mogadishu Fish Market, the Old Lighthouse, Hamarweyne Old Town, the Shangani district, a drive past Bakara Market, Lido Beach and Somali tea at a rooftop cafe overlooking the Cathedral ruins.

We recommend modest, lightweight clothing that covers shoulders and knees, with no visible tattoos, out of respect for local culture. A scarf or abaya dress is also useful for women in public areas.

Mogadishu can be visited throughout the year. The most comfortable months are December to February and July to September, when temperatures are slightly cooler.

Yes, with some restrictions. Photography at markets, government buildings and security checkpoints is limited. Your guide will advise you where it is safe and respectful to take photos.