Kismayo
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 WARNING: Kismayo remains extremely dangerous and is emphatically NOT a tourist destination. Those who are going there on business are strongly advised to consult their own government first, and have an armed guard with them. Otherwise don't even think of traveling here. |
Kismayo (also Kismaayo, Kismayo and Chisimayu) is a port city in Southern Somalia.
[edit] Understand
Kismayo is a port city located around 500km south of the capital Mogadishu, and has a population of around 250,000. Since the former President Siad Barre was overthrown in 1992, Kismayu has been a city in constant turmoil with local war lords, the Islamic Courts Union and Ethiopian-Transitional Federal Government all vying for control of the area.
[edit] Get in
[edit] Get around
Buses are the main form of transportation in the city.
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- Hotel Cascasleey, ☎ +252-07903209446. Small hotel with 22 rooms built in 1983, a restaurant and a mosque is available at the hotel grounds. edit
[edit] Stay safe
At present, the city can in no way be considered a tourist destination, and unaccompanied westerners would most likely not make it out alive. Arrival by car from Mogadishu is extremely dangerous, and arriving by sea invites risk of attack by pirates.
[edit] Get out
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