DECAN Refuge in Loyada, Djibouti, is a unique wildlife sanctuary dedicated to the conservation of endangered species native to the Horn of Africa. It provides an enriching experience for nature enthusiasts and is well-suited for a visit as part of a guided tour to fully appreciate the efforts in wildlife preservation and the informative exhibits. The refuge is accessible by road from Djibouti City, and it’s advisable to have a suitable vehicle for the journey due to varying road conditions. A visit typically requires half a day, allowing ample time to explore and observe the wildlife. While the sanctuary is open year-round, cooler months from October to March are recommended for comfortable temperatures. The entrance fee is modest, making it an affordable attraction for families and solo travelers alike. Booking in advance for guided tours is recommended to enrich the experience with expert insights and ensure availability, especially during peak tourist seasons.