Warsheikh Beach

Warsheikh Beach is a white-sand beach along the Gulf of Aden coast where the water stretches clear toward the horizon. The shoreline remains largely open and unbuilt, giving it a natural and spacious feel.

The area was part of the Ajuran Empire from the 13th to the 17th century and served as a significant maritime trading point. This period shaped the coastal region and its connections to broader trade networks.

Locals use this beach as a gathering place, particularly on weekends, where families come together to play traditional games and share meals. It remains a central point for community life in the area.

The beach is easily accessible and several restaurants and a supermarket nearby provide food and meals for visitors. The town center lies within walking distance and offers additional services and amenities for longer stays.

The beach remains largely undeveloped and preserves a natural character that sets it apart from modern tourist beaches. Visitors have the rare chance to experience a Somali coastal setting without extensive built infrastructure.