There is a number of beautiful beaches in Socotra with white sands or pebbles. The shores extend for miles and miles; the longest sandy continuous beach (over 20km) is located on the northern coast, in Ghubbah, and provides the main nesting site for loggerhead turtles Caretta caretta. Another well known long sandy beach is located on the southern coast of the island, neighboring with the wonderful sight of the sand dunes. Cobble beaches occur along parts of the Noged plain on the southern coast and on the northern coast near Hadibo, in Ras Qadama, Qadheb and Rosh.

You can enjoy swimming and lying on the beaches wearing swimming suit or bikini, but topless sunbathing or even nudism are not allowed. Apart from eco-campsites, beaches are not equipped with any infrastructure: mats, umbrellas, refreshments and also mask/flippers for snorkeling will be provided by our organisation.

Delisha is a sandy beach not far from Hadibo. You can enjoy soaking in quiet sea water, sunbathing and stunning view to a huge sand dune leaning against a rock massive. Be aware that there are strong currants around Delisha and swimming further from the beach is dangerous.